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• What does ICC stand for in legal terms?

  International Chamber of Commerce
• What does ICSID Convention refer to?

  International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes
• What is the definition of identity in law of evidence?

  Identity refers to the legal recognition of a person
• What does IDPC stand for?

  International Data Protection Commission
• What does ignorance of the law imply?

  It means lack of knowledge about legal rules
• What does "ignorantia juris non excusat" mean?

  Ignorance of the law is no excuse
• What does ignoring traffic signals entail?

  Failing to comply with traffic signs and lights
• What are the consequences of ignoring traffic signals?

  Fines, endorsement, and possible disqualification
• What is the role of the Highway Code?

  It lays down rules for traffic signals
• What is a notice of intended prosecution?

  A formal notice for traffic signal violations
• What is an illegal contract?

  A contract prohibited by statute or public policy
• What happens to an illegal contract?

  It is totally void and unenforceable
• What is the effect of an illegal contract on related transactions?

  Related transactions are also void if tainted
• What is an illegal trust?

  A trust that contravenes statute or public policy
• What is the status of a child born to unmarried parents?

  Illegitimacy
• How does the Family Law Reform Act 1987 affect illegitimate children?

  It treats them similarly to legitimate children
• What rights do fathers of illegitimate children have?

  They must maintain the child but lack automatic responsibility
• Can illegitimate children inherit property?

  Yes, like legitimate children unless stated otherwise
• What is an illusory appointment?

  Property given under a power with little benefit
• What is an illusory trust?

  An arrangement that appears to be a trust but isn't
• What is an immediate post-death interest trust?

  A trust where the beneficiary receives income immediately after death
• What is the purpose of immigration control in the UK?

  To regulate entry and residence of non-nationals
• What is the right of abode?

  The right to live permanently in the UK
• What happened to EEA nationals' rights post-Brexit?

  They lost automatic residence rights in the UK
• What is required for a person subject to immigration control to enter the UK?

  They must have leave to enter or remain
• What penalties do employers face for hiring illegal immigrants?

  Up to £5,000 per employee in breach
• What does the Immigration Act 2014 prevent?

  Illegal immigrants from obtaining bank accounts
• What is the role of the Immigration and Asylum Tribunal?

  To hear appeals against Home Office decisions
• What is an immoral contract?

  A contract based on sexual immorality
• What are immovables?

  Tangible things that cannot be moved
• What does immunity in legal terms refer to?

  Exemption from legal proceedings
• What is impeding apprehension or prosecution?

  Assisting someone to avoid arrest or prosecution
• What constitutes an imperfect gift?

  A gift that does not meet legal requirements
• What is an imperfect trust?

  A trust that fails to meet legal standards
• What is impersonation in legal terms?

  Pretending to be another person
• What is the implementation of legislation?

  The process of bringing legislation into force
• What was the purpose of the implementation period after Brexit?

  To negotiate a new trading relationship
• What is an implied condition in a contract?

  A term implied by law that affects validity
• What is an implied contract?

  A contract inferred from parties' conduct
• What is an implied easement?

  An easement implied into a land transfer