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JD ACTUAL TEST PAPER COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS TESTED
ANSWERS

◉ Consideration
Answer: Something bargained for and received by a promisor from a
promisee, required for a valid contract.


◉ Contract
Answer: An agreement between private parties creating mutual
obligations enforceable by law.


◉ Counsel
Answer: To provide legal advice or guidance; also refers to a lawyer
representing clients in court.


◉ Countervailing
Answer: Offsetting an effect by countering it with something of equal
force.


◉ Court of Appeals

,Answer: An intermediate appellate court that hears appeals from
lower trial and appeals courts.


◉ Court Orders
Answer: Means by which decisions or judgments of judicial officers
are issued from a court.


◉ Courts of Equity
Answer: Courts that hear cases involving remedies other than
monetary damages, such as injunctions or specific performance.


◉ Cross-examination
Answer: The opportunity for the opposing party to question a
witness after direct examination.


◉ Damages
Answer: A remedy in civil cases in the form of monetary
compensation to the harmed party.


◉ Declaration
Answer: A formal statement, proclamation, or announcement such
as an affidavit.

, ◉ Decree
Answer: An order handed down by a judge that resolves the issues
in a court case.


◉ Interlocutory Decree
Answer: An intermediate judgment issued by a court that is not yet
final.


◉ Consent Decree
Answer: A court order to which all parties have agreed.


◉ Defendant
Answer: In a civil matter, the party sued by the plaintiff; in a criminal
matter, the party who is prosecuted.


◉ Custody decree
Answer: An order that affects or determines the custody of a child.


◉ Deliberation
Answer: The action of analyzing or carefully considering the
evidence, facts, the law, or other matters.


◉ Demurrer

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