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A
A (Roman law)
A (adultery)
A (marine insurance)
A (securities)
A 1
A B C
A aver et tener
A ban droit
A cancellando
A cancellis
A cancellis curiae explodi
A cappella
A causa de cy
A cause de cy
A ce
A coelo usque ad centrum
A communi observantia non est recedendum
A confectione
A confectione praesentium
A consilis
A contrario sensu
A court of competent jurisdiction
A cueillette
A data
A datu
A definite failure of issue (future interests/construction)
A dicto secundum quid ad dictum simpliciter
A die confectionis
A die datus
A digniori fieri debet denominatio
A digniori fieri debet denominatio et resolutio
A divisione
A eel jour
A facto ad jus non datur consquentia
A fine force
A force et armes (armis)
A forfeit et sans garantie
A fortiori
A gratia
A issue
A jure suo cadunt
A justitia (quant a quodam tonte) omnia jura émanant
A l'impossible nul n'est tenu
A la grande grevaunce
A large
A latere
A latere ascendit jus
A lege suae dignitatis
A libellis
A libello ut libellatur
A loco et domo
A lourfoy
A lui et a ses heritiers pour touts jours
A ma intent
A ma intent vous purres aver demurre sur luy que le obligation est void, ou que le condition est
A majori ad minus
A manendo
A manibus
A manu servus
A me
A me de superiore meo
A mensa et thoro
A morte testatoris
A multo fortiori
A nativitate
A non domino
A non habente potestatem
A non posse ad non esse sequitur argumentum necessarie negative
A notioribus
A pais
A palatio
A pari
A patre
A pirates aut latronibus capti liberi per manent
A pirates et latronibus capta dominium non mutant
A posse ad esse
A posteriori
A prendre
A principalioribus seu dignioribus est inchoandum
A priori
A provisions viri
A qua
A qua non deliberentur sine speciali praecepto domini regis
A quo
A quo invito aliquid exigi potest
A rendre
A rescriptio argumentum
A rescriptis valet argumentum
A responsis
A retro
A rubro ad nigrum
A sequendo
A simile
A societate nomen sumpserunt, reges enim tales sibi associant
A summo remedio ad inferiorem actionem non habetur regressus neque auxilium
A tegendo
A tempore cujus
A tempore cujus contrarii memoria non existet
A terme
A terme de sa vie
A terme que n'est mye encore passe
A terme que passe est
A titre de souverain
A tort
A tort et a trovers
A tort ou a droit
A verbis legis non est recedendum
A vero domino
A villa
A vinculo matrimonii
A writ of account
A, Ab, Abb, Abbs
A-B trust
A-mornings
A-sea
A-tiptoe
A. B.
A.2d.
A.D.
A.D.C.
A.K.A.
A.L.P.
A.M. Best Company
A.R.
A.U.C.
A.V.
AAA
AAC
AACN
AALS
AAML
AARCC
AAU (USPTO)
AB (abbreviation)
AB actu ad posse valet consecutio
ABA
ABA number (USPTO)
ABC
ABC test
ABC transaction
ABM
ABMC
ABS (abbreviation)
ABS Rules
ACF
ACH (abbreviation)
ACHPR
ACHR
ACLU
ACP
ACP challenge
ACPA
ACRS
ACUS
ACYF
ADA
ADB
ADD (abbreviation)
ADEA
ADF
ADR
ADS (USPTO)
AF of M
AFAA
AFDB
AFDC
AFDF
AFL
AFL-CIO
AFP blood test
AFSC
AFTRA
AG
AGI
AGRICOLA
AGVA
AICPA
AID (abbreviation)
AIDS (fear of injury)
AIPA (USPTO)
AIPLA
AIS (USPTO)
AJS
ALC number (USPTO)
ALI
ALJ
ALR
ALR 2d
ALR 3d
ALTA
ALWD
AMA
AMEX
AMS
AMT
ANA (abbreviation)
ANSI
AOA
AOC

A renunciation of a supreme or highest office of a king or the like. A giving up of a position of power or authority. When inferior officers decline or surrender their offices, they resign The act of abdicating; the renunciation of a high office, dignity, or trust, by its holder; commonly the voluntary renunciation of sovereign power; as, abdication of the throne, government, power, authority.