Conditional Use - Law Dictionary Search Results

arrear 1 a : the condition of being behind in one's duties or esp. financial obligations … being behind in one's duties or esp. financial obligations usually used in pl. [in s with the rent] b : the

use

public interest [authorize the diversion of water for beneficial use] conditional use : use of property in a zone for a particular

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special exception

is allowed under a zoning ordinance under specified conditions : conditional use at use

Terms

do not correspond with the sittings. (To be under terms), conditions on which indulgence is granted by the Court, as to … the terms into which the legal year is divided were used as a measure for determining the time at or within

Used substantially

workshops. The use of the word 'and' makes both the conditions conjunctive. Sub-clause (xi) uses the words 'if solely used' for

Vis major force majeure usual

if this be the meaning, it is obvious that the condition about 'force majeure' in the agreement was not vague. The … about 'force majeure' in the agreement was not vague. The use of the word 'usual' makes all the difference, and the

Bidding Prayer

sermon, exhorting the people to pray for men of all conditions. A similar prayer for the University is used in the … Bidding Prayer, an old form of prayer used before sermon, exhorting the people to pray for men of

nonuse

to use [ of land] 2 : the fact or condition of not being used

deflate

To reduce from an inflated condition used literally and metaphorically as to deflate a tire to … To reduce from an inflated condition used literally and metaphorically as to deflate a tire to deflate

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