Common Rights – Within the Real Estate Law the term has been used to details a traditional land management idea in which ‘commoners’ who own a nearby house or apartment have rights on a patch of land (the common).

Common share – within the Corporate Law the term is used to define the basic sole share in a local  company. In most jurisdictions, common shares have voting rights and a pro rata right to any dividends declared. They differ…

Common seal – Within the Corporate Law the term refers to the individual seal used by local corporate bodies to stamp documents issued by the company via its manager or director.

Common law – this term refers to the Judge-made law; Law which exists and applies to a group on the basis of historical legal precedents developed over hundreds of years within a concrete jurisdiction. Because it is not written by…

Common claims – in most jurisdictions the term refers to these are claims entered by many claimants against one defendant. In civil trials it is possible where the defendant is one and the same, the reason for entering the claim…

Commoientes – From Latin: this term details the sudden death of closely related people, where it is unclear to the investigation authority who has died first.

Commodity – the term defines these valuable goods that are subject of usage, trade, management, execution procedures, etc.

Committee of inspection – within the meaning of the Corporate Law, the term refers to the legal figure of a council appointed by the creditors of a local corporate body in liquidation, in order to supervise the liquidators’ activities. See…