inchoate
adj. The word “inchoate” means “undeveloped” or “just begun”. Certain acts, although not constituting a complete offence, are nonetheless prohibited by the criminal law because they constitute steps towards the complete offence. These inchoate offences include attempts, conspiracies, and encouraging or assisting a crime even where this crime is not in fact committed (Offences under the Serious Crime Act 2007 ss 44–46). See also incitement.

• trade
• Trade and Cooperation Agreement
• trade description
• trade dispute
• trade fixture
• trade mark
• trade mark at common law
• trade secret
• trade union
• trade union official
• trading stamps
• trafficking
• traffic offences
• transfer
• transfer direction
• transfer of proceedings
• transfer of risk
• transfer of shares
• transfer of undertakings
• transfer of value
• transfer pricing
• transferred malice
• transform
• transition period
• transit passage