Judicial Dictionary - A
Judicial Dictionary
Legislative Dictionary
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| Title | Details | Hits |
|---|---|---|
| Abandoned Property | Property in respect of which no claim is made for a specified and reasonable time by the true owner.... | 3001 |
| Abetment | Abetment is an offence by itself and unless it is specifically made punishable in a special Act a person... | 2880 |
| Abscond | The primary meaning of the word ‘abscond’ is to hide and when a person is hiding from the place of... | 1696 |
| Abscondence | Abscondence of an accused does not automatically amount to evidence of guilty mind and abscondence is... | 1779 |
| Absconder | “Without passing such an order the Senior Special Tribunal could not have treated the appellant as... | 1435 |
| Absence | We cannot give any other meaning to the word 'absence' than the one referred to in section 15 [The Local... | 1445 |
| Absolutely | The expression ‘absolutely’ means completely, wholly, without qualification; without reference or... | 1359 |
| Abusing the process of the Court | The expression "abusing the process of the Court" is generally applied to a proceeding which is wanting... | 1363 |
| Acceptance | An acceptance must be expressed in some usual and reasonable manner, unless the proposal prescribes the... | 2983 |
| Accomplice | “One who is in some way concerned in the commission of a crime, though not as principal” (... | 2609 |
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