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A foreign key is one or more columns in one relation that also is the primary key in another table.
Complaint
A formal legal document submitted to a court by the plaintiff stating the allegations against the defendant and seeking legal relief.
Jurisdictional Allegations
Claims made in a legal proceeding that outline the authority of the court to hear a case.
Witness List
A document containing the names of witnesses intended to testify in a trial, provided by the parties in a legal case.
Court's Calendar
The schedule of hearings, trials, and other legal proceedings managed by a court.
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