When the law subordinates the exercise of a right to the provision of security, it is said to be legal.
Where the law confers on the judge the power to make the satisfaction of a claim subject to the provision of security, it is said to be judicial.
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When the law subordinates the exercise of a right to the provision of security, it is said to be legal.
Where the law confers on the judge the power to make the satisfaction of a claim subject to the provision of security, it is said to be judicial.
Lorsque la loi subordonne l’exercice d’un droit à la fourniture d’un cautionnement, il est dit légal.
Lorsque la loi confère au juge le pouvoir de subordonner la satisfaction d’une demande à la fourniture d’un cautionnement, il est dit judiciaire.
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