Reimbursement for damages caused; intended to reimburse injured party for out of pocket losses

Physical control over property

A party who is covered by an insurance policy issued to which they did not contract; payouts go to the named insureds first and then to the additional insureds if there is any coverage remaining

A contract heavily favoring one party; might be considered unconscionable and invalid

Acquiring legal title to land without purchase or as a gift but only after meeting specific criteria in occupying such land for a certain period of time against the rights of the true owner

Age when a person becomes legally responsible for contracts and allowed all legal rights as a citizen

One person acting on behalf of another with the other person’s permission or authorization

Factors that may increase the severity or punishment of a crime

Using a third party, other than a judge, to help resolve disputes in attempt to avoid a trial

Contracted for process to resolve disputes using specially trained decision makers rather than courts

Laws against monopolies or price fixing amongst similar businesses

If the agent appears to have the authority of the principal, the principal is thus liable for the acts of the agent

A warning that the buyer is accepting the goods as they are even if they are found to be defective or damaged

An attempt to cause physical or emotional harm; it is not necessary to show actual harm

Any property of value

Classification for high risk automobile drivers due to their poor prior driving history

A contractual promise

A defense from liability when a known dangerous condition exits, yet a person voluntarily undertook the risk anyway

A potentially dangerous condition which attracts children who might not appreciate its danger for which the condition might create liability for the land owner or land occupier