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amicus
Matched in: Term amicus
amicus curiae
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Amicus curi'
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amici
amici pl of amicus
brief
the main points with supporting precedents and evidence NOTE: Briefs are filed either by a party or an amicus curiae with a court usually regarding a specific motion (as for summary judgment) or point of law. The
friend of the court
friend of the court :amicus curiae
Amy, or Ami
Amy, or Ami [fr. amicus, Lat.], usually called prochein amy, the next friend (as distinguished from the guardian) suing on behalf of an
Prochein amy
Prochein amy [proximus amicus, Lat.], the next friend or next-of-kin to a child in his nonage, who in that respect is allowed
Together
Together, means at the time of implantation, 'not at any time' during the provision of treatment, Evans v. Amicus Healthcare Ltd. (Secretary of State for Health Intervening), (2005) Fam 1 (37), para 141. The word together is
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