detention holding a person against his will. Normally this is a TORT or DELICT, but certain statutes authorise the police and other author- ities to do this. For example, in the immigration law a person may be detained on arrival into the UK, for administrative removal or fol- lowing a deportation decision. If an appeal has been lodged against a deportation order, the appellant may be detained pending the hearing of the appeal.

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• certificate of entitlement
• certificate of incorporation
• certificate of registration (limited partnerships)
• certified copy
• certiorari
• cessante ratione legis cessat ipsa lex
• cessio bonorum
• cessionary
• cestui que trust
• chambers
• champerty
• Chancellor
• change of position
• Chapter 11
• character evidence
• charge
• charge for payment
• charges having equivalent effect (to customs duties)
• charge ...X
• charging order
• charity
• charter company
• Charter of Rights and Freedoms (Canada)
• charterparty
• chattel