Besetting - Law Dictionary Search Results
Besetting
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Beset
To set or stud anything with ornaments or prominent objects
Besiege
To beset or surround with armed forces for the purpose of compelling to surrender to lay siege to to beleaguer
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Lime twigged
Beset with snares insnared as with birdlime
Bestad
Beset put in peril
Dangerous
Attended or beset with danger full of risk perilous hazardous unsafe
Barbate
Bearded beset with long and weak hairs
Picketing
of Property Act, 1875 (c. 86), provides penalties for intimidation, which includes violence, persistent following, and watching and besetting. As to the meaning of 'trade dispute,' see s. 5, sub-s. (3), of the Act; Conway v. Wade,
Besetment
The act of besetting or the state of being beset also that which besets one as a sin
Beset
manner as is declared to be unlawful by the Act shall be deemed to be a watching or besetting within s. 7 of the 1875 Act.
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