Legal jargon...a simple explanation please..?
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The court really wants to have the whole history of the marriage set out in bite size pieces so that it can be easily assimilated and dealt with point by point.  Your friend seems quite able to tackle this, having given you the various points already which you have in turn been able to set down in writing.  The issues between him and the other party are \n(1)that he denies her claim to sole ownership of the house;\n(2)he wishes to recover the money represented by his wages which was paid into her bank account over the years and which has disappeared without trace;\n(3)he wishes to put her to proof as to the assets which she is holding on resulting trust for him which are represented by the assets paid into her account in this way;\n(4)he wishes to preserve his beneficial rights under her pension plans.  (She presumably named him as her beneficiary).\n\nFor the chronology, start with the date and place of the marriage, then move on to the purchase of the house, the time when it was agreed that his wages would be paid into her bank account and then just work systematically through to the time she left and embezzled (or squirrelled away) the joint savings.  A few little explanatory details (e.g. his blood pressure) would help.\n\nHe shouldn’t be doing this on his own.  Mistakes at this stage could be very costly.
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ASK your lawyer as he is the only one who knows!
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Why are you preparing you friends Appellate Brief. This is giving legal advice and assistance, you are not able to do this unless you are an attorney...it is illegal.
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It just means to copy.  The easiest way is to have 2 CD drives on your computer, and software that copies from one to the other.\n\nIf the CD has copyrighted music, you are breaking the law.\n\nNero is good software.
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You're on the right track, but a little confused or over simplified. Attorneys are not the government, we are ruled by military, corporations and politicians,(some of whom are attorneys). Keep investigating, you will learn much.
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http://www.thelaw.tas.gov.au/tocview/index.w3p;cond=;doc_id=44++2003+AT@EN+20040805080000;histon=;prompt=;rec=;term=
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I hate to be brass, but you would be a fool to accept any information on law from anyone except a lawyer. Especially fraud cases. There are somethings that we should never attempt to interpret on our own. The law is number one.
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droit penal (with the little accent / over the e)
1092015
hide behind words like illegal ?  wtf  its a word to describe breaking the law i don't care if your purple its still the word used for breaking the law  try to come up with something new besides the race card  its old and its not working
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Is this helpful?\n\n"A cause of action 'accrues' when a suit may be maintained thereon, and the law in this regard differs from state-to-state and by nature of action (e.g., type of breach of contract, tort, etc.).  The point in time at which a cause of action 'accrues' is important for the purposes of running of statute of limitations."
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Rights of statute :P\nBasically the stuff that companies don't want you to know about, laws and stuff, like if something isn't fit for the purpose intended you can get your money back on it,that kinda thing.
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It is a legal definition. You are right.
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I am not sure but I know that this made possible through the Necessary and Proper Clause or the ELastic Clause.  SO maybe it is something similar to the word elastic. Good Luck!
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http://www.mopo.ca/web-jargon-slang.html
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The above regarding the Supreme Court is excellent.  But I think that the term refers more specifically to habeas corpus and/or declaratory judgments.  Hope this helps.  The guy above that disrespects lawyers and the military in one fell scoop seems to have the type of attitude I see in criminals.  When they end up in jail and need a lawyer they come crying for help! But I do have a sense of humor and got a small chuckle out of it.
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I would imagine that most of the "legalese" is a necessary evil so that they can protect themselves from litigation for damages stemming from misuse of their product. For EULA's (End user license agreements), I use a little free program called "EULAlyzer 1.1". It reads the EULA and scans it for "interesting" words and phrases. Find it at http://www.javacoolsoftware.com/
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http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/59100.html