non-patrial a person who does not have a right of abode but may live, work and settle in the UK by permission and subject to control of entry into and departure from the UK: Immigration Act 1971. norm something that ought to happen. Associated primarily in mod- ern times with KELSINIAN JURISPRUDENCE, the dictum 'law is the pri-

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mary norm that stipulates the sanction' indicates what is meant by a norm. Kelsen's theory of concretisation describes the process of trac- ing the norm, which makes an official apply the sanction to the ulti- mate justification for it, the GRUNDNORM.

• unconscionable
• undated instrument
• undertaking
• undischarged bankrupt
• undisclosed principal
• undue influence
• unenforceable
• unfair dismissal
• unfair prejudice
• unicameral
• Uniform Commercial Code
• unilateral
• unilateral error
• unincorporated company
• United Nations (UN)
• unjust enrichment
• unlawful assembly
• unlimited company
• unpaid seller
• unregistered company
• usucaption
• usufruct
• usury
• usus modernus Pandectarum
• uttering