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law merchant
law merchant : the commercial rules developed under English common law that influenced modern commercial law and that are
Absolute law
Absolute law, means a supposed law of nature thought to be unchanging in principle, although circumstances may vary the way
Bye-law street
constructed so as to comply with any bye-laws, regulations or other enactments in force in the district, Halsbury's Laws of England, Vol. 21, 4th Edn., Para 747, p. 546.
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Acquittal in law
Acquittal in law, means an acquittal by operation of law, as to someone who has been charged merely as an accessory
Good law
Good law. This expression is sometimes used of propositions of law which could not be successfully questioned in a Court,
Declaration of law
Declaration of law, it is the speech, express or necessarily implied, which only is the declaration of law by this Court
Common law nuisances
Common law nuisances, is one which, apart from statute, violates the principles which the common law lays down for the
Common law constitutionalism
Common law constitutionalism, the protection of fundamental constitutional right through the common law is the main feature of common law
Heurematic Law
Heurematic Law [fr., Gk.]. The art or science of so interpreting rules of law as to accord with justice. See
Black letter law
Black letter law, means one or more legal principles that are old, fundamental, and well-settled. The terms refer to the law
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