However, legitimate may refer to a right or legal status, but also, in the case of extensive use, to a right or status supported by tradition, custom or recognized norms. Be authorized or required by law, such as a legal request. Anti-corruption laws (omissions in asset declarations) consider an inconsistency or obfuscation that leads quickly and without (legal) procedure to an administrative ban for 12 months. Legal process by which a place returns to a former owner or government Legal a situation where lawyers, doctors and other professionals are legally allowed to keep their discussions with legally secret persons a person or organization that has someone to represent them in legal and commercial affairs. formally legalSouth Africa a system of dividing a couple`s property, when the marriage ends, which provides that the person whose property has decreased during the marriage can assert an old-fashioned claim of the person whose wealth has increasedLegal vexatious legal actions have no other purpose than to cause problems The meanings of lawful and legal largely overlap; However, licit may apply to conformity with laws of any kind (e.g., natural, divine, general, or canonical). Antonym: odious, criminal, guilty, criminal, sytitious, guilty, illegal, immoral, unjust, infamous, sinful, illegal, malicious, vile, bad, false a written request or question from one party in a dispute to which the other party must respond. An interrogation is now generally referred to as a request for additional information. You see, he didn`t know Bill Pryor and Diane Sykes, but he had a legal team around him that knew how to identify people who would be good candidates, he had names in front of someone like [Texas senator and 2016 presidential candidate] Ted Cruz, who I`m sure knows these two people personally and could have named them spontaneously. in England and Wales, someone who in the past has often taken people to court just to cause trouble. A person considered a vexatious litigant must obtain permission from a judge to initiate new legal proceedings. Vicarious liability is often referred to as secondary employer liability.