constructive knowledge
constructive knowledge or constructive notice knowledge that a
person is deemed to have of facts that he would have discovered had he made the usual and proper inquiries. In the law of property, if a person omits to investigate some fact that has been brought to his notice, suggesting the existence of an adverse claim or title, or if he deliberately refrains from making due inquiry in order to avoid
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obtaining actual knowledge, he will be fixed with constructive knowledge of it.
- drink driving
- driver
- droit administratif
- drug treatment and testing order
- drunk driving
- DTI
- dubitante
- duces tecum
- due course
- due process of law
- duress
- duty of care
- dying declaration
- E & OE
- earnest
- earnings arrestment
- easement
- EC
- ECB
- Economic and Monetary Union (EMU)
- economic duress
- economic loss
- economic theory of law
- economic torts
- ECSC