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a part of the Bill of Rights, provides that any power not reserved for the
federal government and not prohibited to be acted upon by the States is left to
the governing body of each state or the people
Property that could be subject to easements.
An unconditional offer of a party to contract to
perform their part of the bargain.
A person to whom a landlord grants temporary and exclusive use of land or a part
of a building, usually in exchange for rent.
A contract by which the owner of the property grants exclusive possession of
that property to another person, in exchange for the tenant's periodic payment
of money (rent).
A prohibited or illegal act or omission which is designed to reduce a person's
tax liability.
A federal agency with courts in major cities
which hear taxpayers' appeals from decisions of the Internal Revenue
Service.
A motion to contest a claim for court costs submitted by a party in a
lawsuit.
A governmental assessment (charge) upon property value, transactions, licenses
granting a right and/or income.
a tax levied on imports and/or exports
