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材料出处:《法律英语教程》 李荣甫 宋雷 主编 北京:法律出版社,1999
Occupation: the act or process by which real property is possessed and enjoyed.
Offence: a felony or misdemeanor, or a breach of the criminal laws.
Omission: failure to take action where it is required.
Omission: the neglect to perform. what the law requires.
Ordinance: a declaration by the sovereign made without parliament’s consent.
Ownership: the exclusive right of possession, enjoyment, and disposal; involving as an essential attribute the right to control, handle and dispose.
Panel: list of names, e.g. of men and women who may be summoned to serve on a jury.
Party: one of the sides in an agreement.
Passing off: a tort committed by one person who, in a manner calculated to deceive, passes off his goods or business as those of another e.g. by imitating their appearance or selling them under a similar name or trade mark.
Patent: an exclusive right conferred on one who invents or discovers some process, machine, etc. to make, use, sell or assign it for a certain period of time which may be extended.
Paternity: the state or condition of a father.
Permission: a grant of some privilege, property, or authority, made by the government or sovereign of a country to one or more individuals.
Plaintiff: a person who brings a charge against somebody.
Plead: address a court of law as an advocate on behalf of either the plaintiff or the defendant.
Pleading: the papers filed in court, with copies to other parties concerned, in preparation for bringing or defending a lawsuit before the court.
Possession: the detention and control of any thing which may be the subject of property, for one’s use and enjoyment, either as owner or as the proprietor of a qualified right in it.
Potency: power; strong effect.
Precedent: judgment or decision of a court considered as furnishing an example of authority for an identical or similar case.
Probate: the official process of proving the validity of a will.
Procedure: the form. and manner of conducting juridical business before a court or judicial officer.
Procedure: the legal and political order of doing thing; the mode of proceeding by which a legal right is enforced.
Procedure: the regular order of doing things, especially legal and political.
Proceed: to carry on an action or other judicial proceeding.
Prosecution: the instituting of criminal proceeding in the courts.
Provide: to state a special arrangement that must be fulfilled. |
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