Re-pleading – this is the act of submitting again the plea, on the base of court order. Usually it occurs in situations where the initially submitted plea is unclear or related to a point not related to the lawsuit. In…

Replacement property – this term applies in the Criminal Law, where in situation of robbery there is replacement of the stolen asset, which cannot be restored any longer, with one that is identical or at least similar in prize and…

Replacement of a party – this term refers to a procedure which is called “novation”, applicable usually in the Law of contracts, where there is a substitution of existing party with a new one, of course with the consent of…

Replacement deed – in the meaning, given by the Law of Contracts, in most jurisdictions the replacement deed is an original duplicate of the Title Deed. Usually it is obtained at the Authority which registers it. It serves the same…

Repetition offences – this legal term finds application in the sphere of Criminal Law, where details the act of relapse of crimes. In other words, a person gets sentenced for a crime and once he is out of jail, he…

Repercussion – this legal term in practice applies in the area of Court Procedures, where usually it refers to the consequences and the outcome or the results of previously performed legal activities. For example, obtaining court decision is a repercussion…

Repeat criminal – within the sphere of Criminal Law, this term refers to the figure of a person, who commits relapse of crimes. In simple words, he has been sentenced for particular crime. Later he has been convicted for performing…