Judicial Dictionary - A

Judicial Dictionary


Legislative Dictionary


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Abandoned PropertyProperty in respect of which no claim is made for a specified and reasonable time by the true owner....3151
AbetmentAbetment is an offence by itself and unless it is specifically made punishable in a special Act a person...3038
AbscondThe primary meaning of the word ‘abscond’ is to hide and when a person is hiding from the place of...1818
AbscondenceAbscondence of an accused does not automatically amount to evidence of guilty mind and abscondence is...1894
Absconder“Without passing such an order the Senior Special Tribunal could not have treated the appellant as...1528
AbsenceWe cannot give any other meaning to the word 'absence' than the one referred to in section 15 [The Local...1559
AbsolutelyThe expression ‘absolutely’ means completely, wholly, without qualification; without reference or...1458
Abusing the process of the CourtThe expression "abusing the process of the Court" is generally applied to a proceeding which is wanting...1488
Acceptance An acceptance must be expressed in some usual and reasonable manner, unless the proposal prescribes the...3103
Accomplice“One who is in some way concerned in the commission of a crime, though not as principal”  (...2726