removal
81removal bond — In customs law, a bond furnished for possible duties by one who removes imported goods from a warehouse for export. Also, bond required in some states when a party to pending action in one court desires to remove action to another court …
82removal of causes — The transfer of a case from one court to another; e.g. from one state court to another, or from state court to federal court. Commonly used of the transfer of the jurisdiction and cognizance of an action commenced but not finally determined, with …
83removal to avoid tax — Within a statute relating to forfeiture, some transfer of the thing involved from some definite place of manufacture, production, origin, or the like to some other place, whereat or wherefrom collection of tax on it might be less easily effected …
84removal of body from grave — A disinterment some times compelled, sometimes voluntary for purpose of changing place of interment. 22 Am J2d Dead B §§ 22 et seq …
85removal of building — See moving building …
86removal of cause — In the usual sense of the term, the transfer of a case from a state to a federal court, made on the petition of a defendant or defendants. Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp. v Sheets, 313 US 100, 85 L Ed 1214, 61 S Ct 868. In the broad sense of the term,… …
87removal of cloud on title — See cloud on title; quieting title …
88removal rider — A permit issued by an insurance company to an insured, authorizing him to remove his insured goods to a new location. Anno: 38 ALR 1520 …
89removal of causes — 1. : the taking of pending cases from a state to a federal court because of diversity of citizenship or because of federal question 2. a. : the transfer of a case from one federal court to another b. : the transfer of a case from one to another… …
90Cherokee removal — Contents 1 Georgia gold rush 2 Georgia and the Cherokee Nation 3 Treaty of New Echota …
