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Libel
it is a good defence to an action of libel that the libel was true see m pherson v daniels 1829 10 b c 272 a defence that the plaintiff assented to a publication which was made may
Malice
just cause or excuse bayley j in bromage v prosser 1825 4 b c 255 and see mcpherson v daniels 1829 10 b c 272 ill will or improper motive is often called actual or express malice or
Uberrima fides
as guardian and ward solicitor and client insurer and insured as to which last see london assurance co v mansel 1879 11 ch d 363 joel v law union etc insurance co 1908 2 kb 863 and … full disclosure and the utmost good faith see phillips v foxall 1872 lr 7 qb 666 blissed v daniel 1853 10 ha 522 a contract for sale of land q v is not in every respect uberrim
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in rem
interest in property without reference to the persons involved when the government is proceeding against property in rem austin v united states 509 u s 602 1993 an in rem action see also in rem jurisdiction at jurisdiction
Sittings
sittings at the royal courts of justice include sittings in chambers as well as in court petty v daniel 1886 34 ch d 172 … the court of appeal and high court of justice in london and middlesex are four in every year viz the michaelmas sittings the hilary sittings the easter sittings and the trinity sittings the michaelmas sittings commence on
Dearle v. Hall
dearle v hall the rule which takes its name from this case reported 1823 3 russ 1 originated with the
Rule 10b-5
rule 10b 5 10b 5 from the section of the securities exchange act of 1934 pursuant to which the rule was
v.
v versus
Q.V.
q v quod vide used to refer a reader to the word chapter etc the name of which it immediately
Stradling v. Stiles
stradling v stiles a burlesque report of an argument in banco published in martinus scribelrus s works it is in
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