_____ boy who talked to me yesterday, turned out to be my old neighbour's son.

If she called me, I ______ the party.

Neither Mr. Gupta's sons nor his daughter _____ to the gym regularly.

Which of the following has the same meaning as "Complete"?

Substitute the underlined phrase with a suitable word from the following:

Susan doesn't go to church as she calls herself as someone who doesn't believe in the existence of God.

The company gives bonus to its employees only ______ because the management is not very generous.

Little Ann always ________ to her older brother.

Diana's shoes were the perfect ____ to her entire outfit.

I am older than you, _______?

An "Official Solicitor" is:

"Official secret" refers to:

The "Offeree" in a contract is:

What is an "Occupational Pension Scheme"?

An "Occupier" is:

"Not guilty" refers to:

What is the role of an "Official Receiver"?

Who is the "Offeror" in contract law?

What is an "Objects Clause"?

An "Oath" is:

In legal terms, "Nuisance" refers to:

What does "Novation" mean in contract law?

"Notice to Quit" refers to:

Who is a "Notary" in legal proceedings?

What does "Non-exclusive licence" mean?

"Next of Kin" refers to:

What does "Negligence" mean in legal terms?

"Naturalisation" is:

A "Naked Trust" refers to:

What are "Muniments" in a legal context?

What is the meaning of "Motive" in legal terms?

"Regicide" refers to:

"Feticide" refers to:

"Infanticide" is:

A "Moratorium" is:

"Money laundering" is:

"Molestation" refers to:

"Misrepresentation" is:

"Misdirection" refers to:

"Misconduct" means:

A "Mandate" is:

A "Messuage" refers to:

"Mercantile law" is:

"Non-material facts" refer to:

"Material facts" are:

In a legal context, "Minutes" are:

"Martial law" is:

"Manslaughter" refers to:

"Homicide" is defined as:

"Malfeasance" means:

"Malicious prosecution" refers to: