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@JumpySubsequentDolphin: NAURRR i need to try them on to see. ive never owned anything from them exceot maybe a tank in middle school?? but ive been a longtime lurker/windowshopper/fan
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Simple English definitions for legal terms
FTS
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A quick definition of FTS:
FTS: An abbreviation for Federal Technology Service.
Fuer: A term used in law to describe fleeing from the law. There are three types: flight from the law, actual flight from the law, and legal flight from the law.
Fuero: A term used in Spanish law that can mean a court, the territory in which a court has power, a privilege enjoyed by some, a custom having the force of law, or a collection of local laws. The Fuero Juzgo is a 7th-century Visigothic code that contains the earliest known laws of community property. The Fuero Real is a collection of ancient customs of Castile that was incorporated into local fueros and adapted into Louisiana's system of acquets and gains.
A more thorough explanation:
FTS is an abbreviation for Federal Technology Service.
Fuer is a term used in Law French that means "flight from the law". It refers to the act of evading the law or failing to appear in court.
Example: If a person is summoned to court but fails to appear, the law treats that failure as fuer.
Fuero is a Spanish legal term that has several meanings:
- A forum or court
- The territory in which a court has the power to act
- A privilege enjoyed by some but not others
- A custom having the force of law
- A collection of local, usually customary, laws
Example: The Fuero Juzgo is a 7th-century Visigothic code that contains the earliest known laws of community property. It was later incorporated into the laws of 13th-century Spain and influenced the development of legal codes in other countries.
Example: The Fuero Real is a collection of ancient customs of Castile that was collected to produce a uniform legal code. It was incorporated into local fueros and influenced the development of Louisiana's system of acquets and gains.