brief
brief 1. in England, the papers given to a BARRISTER to conduct a case.
2. colloquially, a barrister.
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3. (USA) a document submitted to a court in support of a case. It usu- ally involves a history of the case in question and presents argu- ments and authority.
- foreign law
- foreign principal
- forensic
- foreshore
- forestalling
- forestry
- forfeiture
- forgery
- forisfamiliated
- forum
- forum non conveniens
- Foss v. Harbottle, rule in
- Four Courts
- Four Freedoms
- franchise
- fraud
- fraudulent preference
- fraudulent trading
- free acceptance
- freedom of assembly
- freedom of establishment
- freehold
- freeing for adoption
- free movement of capital
- free movement of goods