Debtor – this is legal definition of a person who owes money, goods or services to another, the latter being referred to as the creditor. Usually the figure of debtor arises on the base of a signed contract and later…

Debt securities – the term refers to these debts that have some value (i.e. could be repaid) and can be bought or sold. It is normal practice in many jurisdictions creditors to sell or purchase debts for a lower price,…

Debt – briefly, this term refers to all the money and liabilities, owed to third parties. Initially, every debt has a monetary valuation, and collecting the amount of the debt represents the goal to which the creditor points their legal…

Debrief – it means to listen to a report on a concrete legal issue, which has been prepared and presented to you by the investigation lawyer. See also: http://bulgariandeals.com/viewforum.php?f=7&sid=e78bfd2f567fcfaa8cb24706e7492baa

Debenture – in some jurisdictions this term refers to a document issued by a local corporate body to state that assets are used to secure a debt. The Land Register in many countries may issue a valid and official debenture…

Debate – the term refers to a civilized legal discussion presenting opposite valid statements and defended positions with serious arguments. For example, the discussions in Parliament about the draft version of proposed new Act of legislation, are called “debate”.

De injuria – From Latin: this term means: “On their own fault”, i.e. they should be liable for what they have done.

De die in Diem – From Latin: this term means “From day to day”, i.e. on a daily basis.

De bonis non – From Latin: this term means “De bonis non administratis”. The term is used exclusively in estate matters and refers to cases where an estate is abandoned by an administrator only partially administered and somebody must be…

De Bonis Asportasis – From Latin: this term means “Of goods taken away”.