Category: G

A practice that allows leeway in its interpretation.

In old European law. A provision of necessary things. Spelman. A furnishing or garnishment.

One who had the custody of the royal mansions.

Lat. In Roman law. The pilot or steersman of a ship.

When a small firm can compete with a bigger one getting a narrow niche of profit. It can be extreme specialization, impressing customers, providing great service, having fast response time, fast turnaround, and good working hours. It is trademarked by Jay

In military law. An independent body of marauders or armedmen, not regularly or organically connected with the armies of either belligerent, whocarry on a species of irregular war, chiefly by depredation and massacre.

A state of wardship.

L. Fr. Abandoned; left; deserted. Britt. c. 33.

Any barriers that are set in place to prevent access to property. It is done to prevent damage and protect from danger. It can be a fense, casing, or screen.

War. Spelman.