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Common duty of care
Common duty of care, terms: (1) An occupier of premises owes the same duty, the 'common duty of care' to all his visitors, except insofar as he is free to and does extend, restrict, modify or...
Common of fishery
Common of fishery, is a liberty of fishing in another man's waters in common with certain other person. It may be held as either appurtenant to a house or land (but not to a pasture), or...
Limited common areas and facilities
Limited common areas and facilities, means those common areas and facilities which are designated in writing by the promoter before the allotment, sale or other transfer of any apartment as reserved for use of certain apartment...
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House of Commons
House of Commons :the lower house of the British and Canadian parliaments called also Commons
common-law marriage
common-law marriage : a marriage that is without a ceremony and is based on the parties' agreement to consider themselves married and usually also on their cohabitation for a period and their public recognition of the...
Common Pleas
Common Pleas : court of common pleas
Common law nuisances
Common law nuisances, is one which, apart from statute, violates the principles which the common law lays down for the protection of the public and of individuals in the exercise and enjoyment of their rights, Halsbury's...
Tolls at common law
Tolls at common law, is stated that the common law recognizes two classes of tolls payable under a grant or presumed grant from the Crown in respect of the passage of a highway or bridge, namely,...
Inbound common
Inbound common, an unenclosed common, marked out, however, by boundaries
Commons, House of
Commons, House of. See HOUSE OF COMMONS; PARLIAMENT.
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