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Simple English definitions for legal terms

proctor

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A quick definition of proctor:

Proctor: A proctor is a type of lawyer who specializes in admiralty law, which deals with legal issues related to ships and the sea. In the past, the term was also used to describe lawyers who worked in other types of courts, such as those run by the church or those that dealt with probate and divorce cases on behalf of the Crown.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: A proctor is a legal practitioner who specializes in admiralty law. This means they are experts in the laws that govern ships and the sea. In Medieval England, the term was also used to describe legal practitioners in ecclesiastic courts (which were courts run by the clergy) and the king's proctor, who represented the Crown in probate and divorce court.

Example: A proctor might be hired by a shipping company to help them navigate the complex laws and regulations that govern the shipping industry. They might also be called upon to represent a client in court if there is a dispute related to maritime law.

Explanation: The example illustrates how a proctor is a legal expert in admiralty law and can be hired to help clients navigate the complex legal landscape of the shipping industry. The example also shows how a proctor might be called upon to represent a client in court if there is a dispute related to maritime law.

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