Some prepositions: in, on, to in Legal English

1. PREPOSITIONS/
COLLOCATIONS
(HE IS GOING TO COURT)
IN / OF/ ON
Adela Perez del
Viso/ Mauricio
Muñoz Luna.
2018

2. IN: //// TO BE IN FORCE
TO HAVE A TRACK RECORD IN A PARTICULAR AREA
TO BE CONFIDENT IN SOMETHING
TO WORK IN (OR WITHIN) A DEPARTMENT OF AN
ORGANISATION/ TO WORK IN EMPLOYMENT LAW.
TO ENCREASE IN NUMBER OVER A FEW YEARS
OF: // I WAS THE SUBJECT OF AN
INVESTIGATION
I AM CONFIDENT OF MY ABILITY TO SELL
TO HAVE EXPERIENCE OF A PARTICULAR JOB.

3. ON:
TO ADVISE SOMEONE ON A PARTICULAR ISSUE
TO HOLD INFORMATION ON A COMPUTER. ( NO “IN”)