acquiescence
acquiescence the tacit approval of conduct that might otherwise have provided grounds for an action but which cannot be objected to
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actio de positis vel suspensis
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if undertaken with the CONSENT of the party affected. Consent may be express or implied, and one circumstance where consent may be implied is where the party affected, in full knowledge of his rights, takes no action.
- concert
- concerted practice
- conciliation
- conclusions
- conclusive evidence
- concubinage
- concurrent sentence
- condescendence
- condictio
- condictio indebiti
- condictio sine causa
- condition
- conditional fee agreement
- conditional sale agreement
- conditio si testator sine liberis decesserit
- condominium
- condonation
- confession and avoidance
- confessions
- confidence
- confirmation
- confiscation
- conflict of laws
- confusio
- confusion