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Wholly
Wholly, the word 'wholly' means entirely completely fully, totally and in every respect and, to put a
English reports
English reports. A complete annotated reprint of the original Reports from 1220 to 1865
Health
grounds of sickness, etc. Health is thus a state of complete physical, mental and social well being and not merely the
Entireties, tenancy by
of course part with that interest; but to make a complete conveyance of all the interests held in entirety, the wife
Equity
it. Consult Story's Eq. Juris., chap. I. And see TRUST. Complete powers are now given to all branches of the Supreme
Executory trusts
considered as instructions for settlements than as instruments in themselves complete; and therefore Equity, in order to promote the presumed views
Fardel of land
land, the fourth part of a yardland. Noy, in the Complete Lawyer, p. 57, says an eighth only, because according to
Foetal death
means absence of all evidence of life prior to the complete expulsion or extraction from its mother of a product of
Fraud
moral blame. It is impossible to lay down a definition completely comprehending fraud, and no rule can, from the very nature
Free trade throughout the territory of India
importing or exporting from the different States. Free trade means complete freedom of interstate trade without any restrictions on the movement
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