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Vadiare duellum

duellum (to wage combat), where two contending parties, on a challenge, give and take a pledge of fighting.

as were chosen by the Court to examine whether a challenge made to the panel of jurors, or to any of

not appear upon a trial, or if by means of challenges or exemptions a sufficient number of unexceptionable ones do not

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the account as a stated account but gives liberty to challenge any particular items. 'I am not now upon a question

an external fact as to reasonable cause capable of being challenged in a court of law, Liversidge v. Anderson, 1942 All

Honoris respectum, challenge propter. See CHALL-ENGE.

Prisage or Butlerage, a custom whereby the price challenges out of every bark laden with wine, two tuns of

Non-claim, the omission or neglect of him that ought to challenge his right within a time limited, as within a year

prepare for trial in a case where his election is challenged on the ground of any corrupt practice, Roop Lal Sathi

or affidavit about juror misconduct may not be used to challenge the verdict. This Mansfield rule as intended to ensure that

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