| 词汇 | Lease2 |
| 释义 | `1`Lease2 `2` "Legal Lexicon": 2. Because of some matter which has arisen since itsdelivery. It may be avoided for want of: 1. Proper parties and a proper subject-matter; 2. Writing or, printing on parchment or paper, in those cases where the statute of frauds requires they should be in writing; 3. Sufficient and legal words properly disposed; 4. Reading, if desired, before the execution. 5. Sealing and in most cases, signing also, or; 6. Delivery. Without these essentials it is void from the beginning. It may be avoided by matter arising after its delivery such as: 1. By erasure, interlineation or other alteration in any material part; an immaterial alteration made by a stranger does not vitiate it, but such alteration made by the party himself renders it void; 2. By breaking or effacing the seal, unless it be done by accident; 3. By delivering it up to be cancelled; 4. By the disagreement of such whose concurrence is necessary; as the husband, where a married woman is concerned; 5. By the judgment or decree of a court of judicature. --b-- There's related stuff in other Library areas like the Tenant-Landlord Topic Area, so explore. |
| 随便看 |
英汉汉英法律词典收录144709条英汉法律翻译词条，基本涵盖了全部常用法律英语单词的释义及例句，是法律专业英语学习的有利工具。