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Registration of title of land
charge or incumbrance, and obtain a certificate of the result from the registrar. The certificate is conclusive and comprehensive of all registered matters affecting the title or object of search. The search at the Land Registry is
Quasi-governmental agency
Quasi-governmental agency, 'Quasi-governmental agency' is 'a government-sponsored enterprise or corporation (sometimes called a government-controlled corporation)'. Authority, as Websiter's Comprehensive Dictionary (International Edition) defines, is 'the person or persons in whom government or command is vested; often in
Property
The Law Lexicon, Reprint Edn., 1987, at p. 1031, it is stated that the property is the most comprehensive of all terms which can be used, inasmuch as it is indicative and descriptive of every possible interest
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Heir
be distinguishable from the word 'legatee' but it is also at times used in its more general and comprehensive sense as indicating a person upon whom the property devolves on the death of another and hence when
Aggression
Aggression, is not to be confused with war only. It being an all comprehensive word with a very wide meaning and complex dimensions, its meaning cannot be explained by a strait-jacket formula
Gavelkind
Kent, Edn. 1656, p. 585) first advanced and promulgated this supposition, which does not seem to be sufficiently comprehensive since 'gavelkind' does not necessarily denote land subject to rent, in opposition to the opinion of Lord Coke,
Creed
the articles of Christian faith a confession of faith for public use esp one which is brief and comprehensive
Mystic
Remote from or beyond human comprehension baffling human understanding unknowable obscure mysterious
Mystery
wonder something which has not been or can not be explained hence specifically that which is beyond human comprehension
Indistinctness
or condition of being indistinct lack of definiteness dimness confusion as the indistinctness of a picture or of comprehension indistinctness of vision
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