Ceteris paribus
The Latin term "Ceteris paribus" means, in a UK legal context: "other things being equal".
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Ceteris Paribus:
Latin" all things being equal or unchanged
Champerty:
When a person agrees to finance someone else's lawsuit in exchange for a portion of the judicial award.
Ceteris paribus - Latin" all things being equal or unchanged.
Challenge - To ask that a member of the jury panel be excused. To question or dispute an action.
Ceteris paribus
Latin "all things being equal or unchanged".
Chambers
A judge's office, typically including work space for the judge's law clerks and secretary.
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