Fill the gaps with appropriate word(s) or phrases
1. .............. represent a person's polítical status by virtue of which he cut alegiance to
particular country.
2. A person having the power to hold manage property for the benefit of one or more
others
........in the day or sense refers to the rights of psople in or cver certain objectives or things.
The gains, benefits and advantages enjuyed or to be enjoyed as well as the loss,
detriments or disadvantages suffered or to be suffered is called......
5. British statutes which were in existence on or before 19 January 1900 were called........
Property could be classified into:
6.
7.
8. The court that has original, appellate and unlimited jurisdiction in all cases is......
9. Which court in Nigeria has a special jurisdiction to handle the revenue matters of the
Federation and other related matters such as custains and cycise?
The general rule is that every person is capabie of contradicting but some categories of
persons have unlimited capacity to contract. These categories of persons are:
10.

Answer:

An act that is performed only by a human being and thus is proper to man. When a human being does such acts, they are called acts of man but not human acts. ... Acts of man, therefore, are acts shared in common by man and other animals, whereas human acts are proper to human beings.

Explanation:

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Which amendment set the tone for the Bill of Rights, and what is the amendment's
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What are the intended and unintended consequences of increased lengths of incarceration?

You are driving along the interstate highway headed for a ballgame in a nearby city. A state highway patrol car suddenly appears in your rearview mirror, lights flashing. You pull over and are cited for doing 80 in a 65 mph zone. You receive a summons to a particular court. What court would that most likely be and why?

If you notice clear fluid leaking from your
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True or False

Which of the following best illustrates an application of Newton’s First Law (also called the Law of Inertia)? A A passenger not wearing a seatbelt is ejected from an automobile during a severe crash. B Dinner plates remain on a table when a slick tablecloth is pulled out from underneath them. C An ice hockey puck continues sliding across the relatively frictionless ice until it comes into contact with a wall or a player’s stick. D All of these are examples of Newton's First Law.

People are less likely to sustain serious
injuries if they are thrown clear of the vehicle
during a collision.

True or False