A Glossary of Constitutional Terms: English / Nepali

698. verdict n. The decision of a court (or in somecountries a jury). Used of criminal cases699. vest vt. To place legal power or right in a personor body (e.g. Parliament is vested withthe power of making laws, or property isvested in a person, or 'executive power isvested in the head of state', etc.). Note:most often seen in the form 'vested'700. veto n. Valid power that one can exercise toblock a decision (e.g. the power that ahead of state has to reject a bill passedby the legislature)701. victim n. A person who suffers from someadverse circumstance: 'victim ofcrime'; 'victim of injustice'702. violate vt. To fail to respect something; to breakthe rule703. vote vi and n. (vi.) To formally indicate one's choicein an election or a referendum; (vi.)to officially allocate money (thelegislature votes money); (n.) a headof money so allocated704. Vote of Credit* n. Technical term (including in the Indianand Nepali Constitutions) meaningmoney voted to government on creditor trust, with few details givenKfm};nfclwsf/ k|fKt -jflglxt_ljz]ifflwsf/kLl8txgg x'g', pNnª\3gug'{dt lbg' -lqm=_, dt-gf=_pwf/f] -k]ZsL vr{_89WA Glossary of Constitutional Terms