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Dictionary of Law |
subrogor :: legal definitionSubrogor - n. a person or entity that transfers his/her/its legal right to collect a claim to another (subrogee) in return for payment of the subrogor's expenses or debts which he/she/it claims. Thus, a person injured in an accident (subrogor) is paid by his/her/its own insurance company (subrogee) for the damages, and then the insurance company sues the party who apparently caused the damages. See also: subrogation subrogee and Related Law Terms ↓ Related Law Termsadjuster :: n. an employee (usually a non-lawyer) of an insura ... e company in approving settlements.agency :: n. the relationship of a person (called the agent) ... ondeat superior scope of employment apparent authority :: n. the appearance of being the agent of another (e ... e also: agency ostensible authority bail bond :: n. a bond provided by an insurance company through ... urned. See also: bail bail bondsman bankruptcy :: n. a federal system of statutes and courts which p ... y proceedings trustee in bankruptcy coinsurance :: n. an insurance policy in which the insurance comp ... e insurance company share the risk. cumis counsel :: n. an attorney employed by a defendant in a lawsui ... fendant be approved by the company. escrow agent :: n. a person or entity holding documents and funds ... on local practice. See also: escrow grace period :: n. a time stated in a contract in which a late pay ... the contract, i.e. your insurance. insurance :: n. a contract (insurance policy) in which the insu ... t clause Workers' Compensation Acts insured :: n. 1) the person or entity who will be compensated ... s go to others. See also: insurance insurer :: n. an insurance company which agrees to pay someon ... lled a premium. See also: insurance invasion of privacy :: n. the intrusion into the personal life of another ... randeis. See also: right to privacy merger :: n. 1) in corporate law, the joining together of tw ... and taking one, and wife the other. no fault insurance :: n: a type of automobile insurance required of car ... ling lawsuits. See also: negligence non-contestability clause :: n. an insurance policy provision which requires th ... claim is made by the policyholder. risk :: n. chances of danger or loss, particularly of prop ... so: assumption of risk risk of loss subrogation :: n. assuming the legal rights of a person for whom ... also: negligence subrogee subrogor subrogee :: n. the person or entity that assumes the legal rig ... aid. See also: subrogation subrogor title insurance :: n. a policy issued by an insurance company guarant ... : chain of title title title search title report :: n. the written analysis of the status of title to ... lso: abstract title title insurance Popular Law Searcheslegal definition ministerial act :: n. an act, particularly of a governmental employee ... exercising any individual judgment.chancery legal definition :: n. a court that can order acts performed. Today ch ... ts in most states. See also: equity testamentary disposition legal definition :: n. how the terms of a will divide the testator's ( ... named beneficiaries. See also: will contract of sufferance :: n. a "hold-over" tenancy after a lease has expired ... y tenancy at will unlawful detainer forthwith legal definition :: adv. a term found in contracts, court orders and s ... mediacy, with no excuses for delay. forthwith definition legal :: adv. a term found in contracts, court orders and s ... mediacy, with no excuses for delay. what is to wit in a legal contract :: prep. that is to say. Example: "the passengers in ... tty Bumgartner and Sherry Younger." mirror wills legal definition :: n. the wills of a husband and wife which are ident ... d each names the other as executor. clean hands doctrine latin :: n. a rule of law that a person coming to court wit ... ices. See also: affirmative defense sine qua non only relates to contract law :: (see-nay kwah nahn) prep. Latin for "without which ... qua non of the injury to Playmate. Other Law Terms - Ssaid :: adj. a reference back to a thing that was previous ... automobile in a negligent manner."sale :: n. transfer of something (and title to it) in retu ... contract forced sale sheriff's sale salvage :: 1) v. to save goods. 2) n. payment to a person or ... which saves cargo from a shipwreck. sanction :: n. 1) a financial penalty imposed by a judge on a ... ction." See also: contempt of court satisfaction :: n. receiving payment or performance of what is due ... n contract satisfaction of judgment satisfaction of judgment :: n. a document signed by a judgment creditor (the p ... ord. See also: abstract of judgment satisfaction of mortgage :: n. a document signed by a lender acknowledging tha ... id off the debt. See also: mortgage save harmless :: v. 1) also called hold harmless, to indemnify (pro ... . See also: hold harmless indemnify savings and loan :: n. a banking and lending institution, chartered ei ... vings into the home finance market. scienter :: n. Latin for "having knowledge." In criminal law, ... ents were lies and thus fraudulent. scintilla :: n. Latin for "spark." Scintilla is commonly used i ... ark) upon which to base a judgment. scope of employment :: n. actions of an employee which further the busine ... ter and servant respondeat superior scrivener :: n. a person who writes a document for another, usu ... r practicing law without a license. seal :: n. a device which creates an impression upon paper ... e "sealed," but that is rare today. sealed verdict :: n. the decision of a jury when there is a delay in ... reconvenes. See also: jury verdict sealing of records :: n. trial records and decisions which a judge order ... eep the terms from public scrutiny. search :: v. 1) to examine another's premises (including a v ... e search and seizure search warrant search and seizure :: n. examination of a person's premises (residence, ... robable cause search search warrant search warrant :: n. a written order by a judge which permits a law ... ble cause search search and seizure second degree murder :: n. a non-premeditated killing, resulting from an a ... t degree murder manslaughter murder |