Abscond - Law Dictionary Search Results
abscond
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Abscond
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Absconder
Absconder, a person hiding himself to evade the process of law, even if the hiding place be his own
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Affidavit to hold to bail
Bankruptcy Repeal and Insolvent Court Act, 1869, s. 20, repealed the above section and substituted other provisions. See ABSCOND.
Fatetur facinus qui judicium fugit
Fatetur facinus qui judicium fugit. 3 Inst. 14.-(He who flees judgment confesses his guilt.) See ABSCOND, FLY FOR IT.
Flyma
Flyma, a runaway; fugitive; one escaped from justice, or who has no 'hlaford.'-Anc. Inst. Eng. See ABSCOND.
Leave
a verb, according to the context or the intent with it is employed the word may mean to abscond, to deliver, to depart, to get off, to give, to go away from, to quit. Having regard to
Desertion
a friend or any post of duty the quitting of ones duties willfully and without right esp an absconding from military or naval service
embezzled
taken for ones own use in violation of a trust of money as the banker absconded with embezzled payroll the embezzled funds amounted to millions of dollars
Outlawry
putting a man out of the protection of law or the process by which a man as an absconding criminal is deprived of that protection
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