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Praise

To commend to applaud to express approbation of to laud applied to a person or his acts

puffing

puffing : the practice of making exaggerated commendations esp. for promotional purposes ;also : the exaggerated commendations made NOTE: Generally, a seller cannot be held liable

signs or conduct by one person to another of the existence of a fact. A representation of simple commendation or expectation at or before a contract of which the other party can or should form his own

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Marrow

of the peace-a work which has been quoted by later writers, such as Fitzherbert and Lambard, with great commendation, and seems to have been followed by them on the subject. 4 Reeves, c. xxvii. p. 186.

Commendam

Commendam is a benefice or ecclesiastical living which, being void, is commended by the Crown to the care of

Alien

measure, but has to date been continued annually. The Secretary of State frequently deports undesirable aliens upon the commendation of Courts of Summary Jurisdiction. Reference should be made to the above-mentioned Acts. As to the position of