fee
fee in English law an interest in land that was inheritable but the term
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is now only relevant in the context of the phrase FEE SIMPLE ABSOLUTE IN POSSESSION. In Scots law used to denote the full and unlimited right in capital or land that is otherwise subject to the personal servitude of a LIFE RENT.
- obligation
- obligationes literis
- obscenity
- occupation
- occupier of premises
- occupier's liability
- offence
- offences triable either way
- offensive weapon
- offer
- offer of amends
- office or employment
- Official Journal (OJ)
- Official Receiver
- official secrets
- offshore
- Ogden tables
- Oireachtas
- OJ
- Old Bailey
- ombudsman
- opening speeches
- open-texture
- open verdict
- operative words