Otherwise Meaning in Legal Term
You use something different when you mention an unwanted situation that would happen if something hadn`t happened. Normally, there is something else at the beginning of a clause. acceleration, adjusted taxable income, alias, arrest, capacity, certified cheque, clean hands, coinsurance, collateral source rule, combination, combined, concern, assigned, contempt of court, contribution, healing, determinable, disadvantage, disinheritance, denigration, draft, coercion, Elisor, exception clause, facility, pretense, fornication, gavelkind, complaint, guardian, immunity, intrinsic fraud, irrigation works, rental, maintenance, , Mitigation of damages, months, , On approval, sale, overdraft, parallel jurisdiction, deceptive marketing, doctrine of plain sight, presumption of survival, profit, protest, real estate, rehabilitation maintenance, transfer, reserve fund, residual inheritance, residual funds, trade restriction, , sovereign immunity, special judgment, file, tenant. Otherwise, it is sometimes used in a relative clause that contains a modal. You put something else after the modal or at the end of the article. Be careful! You don`t use an “or” before it. Middle English, from Old English (on) Åthre wÄ«san in a different way. Also, “also”, “although” and other words to help you move from one idea to another.
