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Certain
Certain, word 'certain' cannot mean certain on the date of the lease. It is enough if it is capable of being made certain on a future date, Juthika Mulick v. Mahendra Yashvant Bal, AIR 1995 SC...
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Certain
Assured in mind having no doubts free from suspicions concerning
Certain premises
Certain premises, for the purpose of ascertaining the legislative policy must be construed having regard to the definition of 'building only'. The word certain premises, having regard to its applicability in the urban areas, would also...
annuity certain
annuity certain see annuity
sum certain
sum certain : an amount that can be determined with certainty from the information presented (as on a negotiable instrument) without resort to outside sources
life income-period certain annuity
life income-period certain annuity see annuity
Certes
Certainly in truth verily
Parde
Certainly surely truly verily originally an oath
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