| lexicalization | eng: English legal terms |
| subclass of | (noun) a word or expression used for some particular thing; "he learned many medical terms"
term |
| Note: 13 other instance(s) ommited in the following list |
| has instance | e/Agistment |
| has instance | e/Arrentation |
| has instance | e/Arrestando ipsum qui pecuniam recepit |
| has instance | e/Assarting |
| has instance | e/At Her Majesty's pleasure |
| has instance | e/Attainder |
| has instance | e/Bill of Peace |
| has instance | e/Binding over |
| has instance | e/Bona vacantia |
| has instance | e/Cab-rank rule |
| has instance | e/Cessavit |
| has instance | e/Charging order |
| has instance | e/Chiefage |
| has instance | e/Common scold |
| has instance | e/Contentious jurisdiction |
| has instance | e/Continuando |
| has instance | e/Contra formam feoffamenti |
| has instance | e/Contramandatio placiti |
| has instance | e/Contributione facienda |
| has instance | e/Court of equity |
| has instance | e/Customary freehold |
| has instance | e/Devilling |
| has instance | e/Elegit |
| has instance | e/Englishry |
| has instance | e/Essoin |
| has instance | e/Estoppel in English law |
| has instance | e/Feet of Fines |
| has instance | e/Flying freehold |
| has instance | e/Frith-borh |
| has instance | e/Gavelkind |
| has instance | e/Hilary term |
| has instance | e/Implied repeal |
| has instance | e/Knowledge (English law) |
| has instance | e/Narrative verdict |
| has instance | e/Nervous shock |
| has instance | e/Nisi prius |
| has instance | e/Regalian right |
| has instance | e/Seisin |
| has instance | e/Taxor |
| has instance | e/Writ of attaint |