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Alliance

Alliance [fr. alleanga, It.; alianca, Sp.; alliance, or allier, Fr.; alligo,

A triple alliance specif the alliance of Germany Austria and Italy formed in

Wilding and Philip Laundry, p. 140. is the combination or alliance short of union especially of States or Political parties, Chambers

is within a man's power to prevent it, Berton v. Alliance Economic Investment Co., (1922) 1 KB 742. The expression 'permit'

League [ligue, Fr.; ligo, Lat.], a treaty of alliance between different states or parties. it may be offensive, or

Conspirators, those who bind themselves by oath, covenant, or other alliance, that each of them shall aid the other falsely and

for the court, Hummeltenbery, Beatty (in re:) v. London Spiritualistic Alliance, Ltd., 1923 (1) Ch 237. There are certain uses which,

Ally. See ALLIANCE.

The state of being related by kindred affinity or other alliance

Allied by kindred connected by blood or alliance particularly by consanguinity as persons related in the first or