Answer: Idiomatic expression
An idiomatic expression is an Informal English word whose meaning is different.
Like in the example "we are out of milk." Literally, it means that there is no more milk. If it is taken as an idiomatic expression, it would be taken differently, depending on the culture or the situation.
Answer: A
A. Love and affection is the only consideration necessary.
B. Love and affection is necessary, but the consideration must also include something (another real property, an automobile, or monetary payment) that is worth at least 10% of the value of the property.
C. An agreement that Perry actually “owns” the property, and as such, may take it back without giving notice or a reason.
D. A and C
Explanation:
A Gift deed here refers to the transfer of ownership of a property between relatives without an exchange of money.
Consideration is an object of value each party involved in a contract, in this case, a transfer of deed, brings to the contract. In a situation where money is exchanged for a property, the considerations are the money and the property. However, love and affection can also be a form of consideration, referred to as good consideration. This kind of consideration is valid between relatives and is also used to donate to charities.
<span>The prosecution must present facts or evidence to the jury or judge that proves a crime was committed. By doing this the prosecution is hoping to seek justice by sending the accused person to jail or making them pay a sum of money. If the prosecution fails at fulfilling this responsibility they will most likely lose the case.</span>
