Competency - Law Dictionary Search Results
Partner
a partner; but it does not render a minor a competent and full partner. For that purpose, the law of Partnership
Person
'a family', a group of individuals, Haresh Kantilal Vora v. Competent Authority, AIR 1993 Guj 41: (1992) 2 Guj LT 4241.
Pious purpose
of immovable ancestral property. Even the father-in-law would not be competent to make a gift at the time of the marriage
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Pith and substance
evolved by the Privy Council, to solve the problem of competitive legislatures, Gallaghar v. Lynm, (1937) AC 863; Prafulla Kumar v.
Lawful alienation
means not necessarily for a family necessity but alienation made competently in accordance with law, Shripad Gajanan Suthankar v. Dattaram Kashinath
Investigation
2(na)] Under the Food Adulteration Act, an ordinary citizen is competent to collect samples and send them to the public analyst,
Judicial, quasi judicial
administrative bodies are not required to act judicially and are competent to deal with issues referred to them administratively, their conclusions
Guardian
charge or control over the child and recognized by the competent authority as a guardian in course of proceedings before that
Principal and agent
Principal and agent, he who being sui juris, and competent to do any act for his own benefit on his
Extradition
the laws of the requesting State, such requesting State being competent to try the alleged offender. Though extradition is granted in
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