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alter ego

alter ego [Latin, literally, second I] : second self ;esp :

Alter the finding' the expression 'alter the finding' has only one

Alteration. An alteration vitiates a deed or other instrument, if made

Alteration of share capital. Under the (English) Companies Act, 1929, the

Materially altered, The expression 'materially altered' means a substantial change in the

Alteration of a charge, an alteration of a charge means changing

Colourable alteration. An alteration or imitation calculated to deceive or otherwise conceived

material alteration : an alteration made to an instrument that adds or

used mostly of psychoactive substances as hallucinogenic drugs are mind altering substances

Structural alteration, addition or renewal, shall not be deemed to include any