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30.13. What is the phonetic transcription of 'museum'?

/mjuːˈ ziː.əm/

30.14. What is the phonetic transcription of 'woman'?

/ˈ wʊm.ən/

30.15. What is the phonetic transcription of ' mine'?

/maɪn/

30.16. What is the phonetic transcription of 'morning'?

/ˈmɔː.nɪŋ/

30.17. What is the spelling of /ˈmʌn.i/?

money

30.18. What is the spelling of /pleɪŋ/?

playing

30.19. What is the phonetic transcription of 'fix'?

/fɪks/

32.01. What is a law made by the authority of Parliament?

Legislation

32.02. What is the Italian for 'bail'?

cauzione

32.03. What is the Italian for 'plaintiff'?

querelante

32.04. A person committing a criminal offence is called a criminal or ___.

offender

32.05. What is the English for 'processo'? (legal context)

trial

32.06. A person who takes legal action against somebody is called ___.

plaintiff

32.07. ___ is the body of official rules and regulations.

Law

32.08. Which of the following parts does NOT belong to public law?

family law

32.09. What is a long-established practice recognised as having the force of law?

Custom

32.10. Private law governs relationships between ___.

legal persons, their rights and duties

32.11. Public law governs relationships between ___.

individuals and the State

32.12. What is the Italian for 'duty'?

dovere

32.13. A synonym of ___ law is civil law.

private

32.14. Sanchez was sentenced ___ three years ___ prison.

to/in

32.15. ___ law is based on a rigid code of rules, ___ law is based on broad principles.

civil/common

32.16. ___ is a lawyer who gives legal advice to individuals and companies. He/She is a member of the American Bar Association

An attorney

32.17. ___ is a lawyer who gives legal advice and opinions to solicitors.

A barrister

32.18. Anyone found trespassing is ___ a maximum fine of £100.

responsible for

32.19. The essential elements in a contract are offer, acceptance, ___.

consideration and intention

32.20. ___ is the first pleading filed on behalf of a plaintiff.

injunction

32.21. The Bar Council is the barristers' ___ in GB.

professional body

32.22. A contract is ___ which the court can enforce.

an agreement

32.23. The Bar Council is responsible ___ the barristers' conduct.

for

32.24. This agreement constitutes entire agreement ___ the parties.

between

32.25. A synonym of injured party is ___.

non-breaching party

32.26. An offer is a voluntary promise submitted by an ___ to an ___.

offeror/offeree

32.27. What is the basic principle of a contract?

agreements must be kept

32.28. ___ is an offer given in response to an offer.

Counter offer

32.29. If it appears that a person or party has illegally used someone else's patented technology, they may undergo a ___ with the patent owner's lawyer.

lawsuit

32.30. ___ is the legal proceedings in which a person accused of a criminal offense is tried in a court by the government.

prosecution

32.31. ___ is the ultimate legal method for settling disputes among persons, organizations, and the State; the case is brought before a court of law.

litigation

32.32. ___ is the settlement of a dispute between parties to a contract by a neutral third party without resorting to court action.

arbitration

32.33. Initially, ___ was founded on common sense as reflected in the social customs.

common law

32.34. If you do not respect the terms of a contract, you ___ it.

breach

32.35. ___ is reached when the offer meets the acceptance .

agreement

32.36. ___ is the act of transferring an interest in property to another.

assignment

32.37. ___ is the give-and-take discussion in an attempt to reach an agreement.

negotiation

32.38. The accused was ___ with arson and murder.

charged

32.39. The plaintiff ___ the defendant for damages.

sued

32.40. The defendant was ___ for theft.

prosecuted

32.41. The defendant was ___ of theft.

convicted

32.42. What is the English for 'citare qualcuno per danni'?

to sue somebody for damages

32.43. The process of making a claim in the civil court is called ___.

litigation

32.44. What is the English for 'accusare qualcuno di un crimine'?

to charge somebody with a crime

32.45. Among the terms listed below, what is the less grievous?

misdemeanours

32.46. What is the English for 'presentare un ricorso'?

to sue a claim

32.47. What is the English for 'legalmente vincolante'?

legally binding

32.48. ___ is an order of the court requiring a person to perform a negative obligation.

injunction

32.49. ___ is an order of the court requiring the breaching party to perform the contract.

specific performance

32.50. ___ is the basic remedy available for a breach of contract.

Damages

32.51. Counter offer implies ___ of the original offer and puts the ball back in the court of the original offeror.

rejection

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問題一覧

30.13. What is the phonetic transcription of 'museum'?

/mjuːˈ ziː.əm/

30.14. What is the phonetic transcription of 'woman'?

/ˈ wʊm.ən/

30.15. What is the phonetic transcription of ' mine'?

/maɪn/

30.16. What is the phonetic transcription of 'morning'?

/ˈmɔː.nɪŋ/

30.17. What is the spelling of /ˈmʌn.i/?

money

30.18. What is the spelling of /pleɪŋ/?

playing

30.19. What is the phonetic transcription of 'fix'?

/fɪks/

32.01. What is a law made by the authority of Parliament?

Legislation

32.02. What is the Italian for 'bail'?

cauzione

32.03. What is the Italian for 'plaintiff'?

querelante

32.04. A person committing a criminal offence is called a criminal or ___.

offender

32.05. What is the English for 'processo'? (legal context)

trial

32.06. A person who takes legal action against somebody is called ___.

plaintiff

32.07. ___ is the body of official rules and regulations.

Law

32.08. Which of the following parts does NOT belong to public law?

family law

32.09. What is a long-established practice recognised as having the force of law?

Custom

32.10. Private law governs relationships between ___.

legal persons, their rights and duties

32.11. Public law governs relationships between ___.

individuals and the State

32.12. What is the Italian for 'duty'?

dovere

32.13. A synonym of ___ law is civil law.

private

32.14. Sanchez was sentenced ___ three years ___ prison.

to/in

32.15. ___ law is based on a rigid code of rules, ___ law is based on broad principles.

civil/common

32.16. ___ is a lawyer who gives legal advice to individuals and companies. He/She is a member of the American Bar Association

An attorney

32.17. ___ is a lawyer who gives legal advice and opinions to solicitors.

A barrister

32.18. Anyone found trespassing is ___ a maximum fine of £100.

responsible for

32.19. The essential elements in a contract are offer, acceptance, ___.

consideration and intention

32.20. ___ is the first pleading filed on behalf of a plaintiff.

injunction

32.21. The Bar Council is the barristers' ___ in GB.

professional body

32.22. A contract is ___ which the court can enforce.

an agreement

32.23. The Bar Council is responsible ___ the barristers' conduct.

for

32.24. This agreement constitutes entire agreement ___ the parties.

between

32.25. A synonym of injured party is ___.

non-breaching party

32.26. An offer is a voluntary promise submitted by an ___ to an ___.

offeror/offeree

32.27. What is the basic principle of a contract?

agreements must be kept

32.28. ___ is an offer given in response to an offer.

Counter offer

32.29. If it appears that a person or party has illegally used someone else's patented technology, they may undergo a ___ with the patent owner's lawyer.

lawsuit

32.30. ___ is the legal proceedings in which a person accused of a criminal offense is tried in a court by the government.

prosecution

32.31. ___ is the ultimate legal method for settling disputes among persons, organizations, and the State; the case is brought before a court of law.

litigation

32.32. ___ is the settlement of a dispute between parties to a contract by a neutral third party without resorting to court action.

arbitration

32.33. Initially, ___ was founded on common sense as reflected in the social customs.

common law

32.34. If you do not respect the terms of a contract, you ___ it.

breach

32.35. ___ is reached when the offer meets the acceptance .

agreement

32.36. ___ is the act of transferring an interest in property to another.

assignment

32.37. ___ is the give-and-take discussion in an attempt to reach an agreement.

negotiation

32.38. The accused was ___ with arson and murder.

charged

32.39. The plaintiff ___ the defendant for damages.

sued

32.40. The defendant was ___ for theft.

prosecuted

32.41. The defendant was ___ of theft.

convicted

32.42. What is the English for 'citare qualcuno per danni'?

to sue somebody for damages

32.43. The process of making a claim in the civil court is called ___.

litigation

32.44. What is the English for 'accusare qualcuno di un crimine'?

to charge somebody with a crime

32.45. Among the terms listed below, what is the less grievous?

misdemeanours

32.46. What is the English for 'presentare un ricorso'?

to sue a claim

32.47. What is the English for 'legalmente vincolante'?

legally binding

32.48. ___ is an order of the court requiring a person to perform a negative obligation.

injunction

32.49. ___ is an order of the court requiring the breaching party to perform the contract.

specific performance

32.50. ___ is the basic remedy available for a breach of contract.

Damages

32.51. Counter offer implies ___ of the original offer and puts the ball back in the court of the original offeror.

rejection