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Arraign – this term finds application in the area of Criminal Law. To arraign means to prosecute. In other words – to bring judicial proceedings against a person and to administer them. To support the conviction until the conclusion of…

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Archdiocese – In the sphere of Real Estate Law, this term refers to the area related to one church, where in the past the parish described the area where people could walk to the church. A synonym is “parish”.

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Approver – this legal term finds application in the area of Criminal Law. There it refers to the figure of a person who has been convicted of heavy crimes and confesses his guilt before pleading guilty or not guilty. Together…

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Mortgage removal approval –  This legal term is used in the sphere of Real Estate Law. It refers to an official statement, issued by a bank towards the borrower and any interested parties. With it, the bank states that if a…

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Agency agreement – the Law of Contracts defines it as an agreement to regulate the relations between one party, called “assignor”, who wishes something to be done, usually against monetary reward. And another party called “assignee”, who wishes to perform…

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Acquisitive prescription – this legal phrase applies to the area of Real Estate Law. There it details the acquiring of ownership of the concrete real estate. This happens on the base of long, continuous and non-affected by third parties calm…

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A priori – this term comes from Latin and it means “from the cause to the result”. It  is used in the Court Trials to detail a decision that is considered to be certain, without performed analysis or legal investigation.

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A posteriori – this term comes from Latin: Literally it means “subsequent to”. The term is used to describe that you have learnt something through your experience.

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Antenuptial gift – in the area of Family Law in some jurisdictions this term describes a gift, given by one spouse to the other before marriage. A synonym of the “antenuptial gift” is the term “prenuptial gift”, which means the…

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A fortiori  – this term comes from Latin. Literally it means “even stronger reason”. It is used to detail, that if one fact is proved, then this fact witll bring stronger legal value to another fact. The term is connected…