Acquiescence - Law Dictionary Search Results
Money of account, money of measurement money of payment
discussed at the time the Finance Bill of 1909 was before Parliament. The House of Lords did not acquiesce in the above-mentioned limitation of their powers, and having rejected the Bill a General Election ensued, but when
Prohibition
proceedings in an inferior Court, the High Court is bound to grant a prohibition, although the applicant has acquiesced in the proceedings of the inferior Court, Farquharson v. Morgan, (1894) 1 QB 552; and the writ of
Valuation
the arbitrator shall be entitled to consider all returns and assessments of capital value for taxation made or acquiesced in by the claimant: (3) The special suitability of adaptability of the land for any purpose shall not
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