Obligatio ex delicto – this term comes from Latin; and is used in the sphere of Tort Law to describe an obligation occurred on the base of a previously caused tort.

Obligatio ex contractu – this term comes from Latin; and is used to describe an obligation, rising from a wrongful conduct, which obligation can be enforceable by Law.

Objective theory of agreements – this term refers to theory which provises that an agreement is existing not only in the mutual meeting of intentions, but with a formalized agreement, as per the provisions of the local legislation for the…

Objection to exemptions – the term is used in the Litigation Procedures in many jurisdictions, where refers to these objections, submitted by the creditors in a bankruptcy procedure,  disputing the exemptions given to the debtor by the execution judge or…

Objection in court – this term usually refers to a proclaimed response by a lawyer against certain statement in the local court. In the area of Court Trials it has been used to attack a statement already made by the…

Objects of common use – this term is used in the Litigation procedures in many legal systems, where refers to these personal movable assets, used daily by the debtor for their own needs that can not be a valid subject…

Objection in point of law – within the court trials, this term describes a statement during a court case, made by the defendant (or by their appointed lawyer), where they admit the facts previously presented by the claimant, but object…

Objection – in many jurisdictions the term usually refers to the proclaimed response against certain statement. In the civil procedures it has been used to attack a statement already made by the other party in court hearing or in writing. …

Obiter dictum – The term comes from Latin: in the sphere of Civil Law it refers to an observation or a thought by a local judge on a matter not especially before the court or not necessary in determining the…

Obit agreement – within the area of Law of Contracts, the term defines a long term debt security, established usually to guarantee providing of financial help. The mortgage, set up on real estate that is owned by the debtor, is…