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the procedure, Rules 173-205 of the (English) Crown Office Rules of 1906. A psychological state that does not confirm to objective reality; a belief that what is false or that what is true is false, Black's Law

Affirm

Affirm, to ratify or confirm a former law or judgment; to make a statement which, though not on oath, carries with it, if

Westminster, Statute of, 1931

Westminster, Statute of, 1931 922 Geo. 5, c. 4). This Act was passed to confirm and ratify certain declarations made by the delegates to the Imperial Conferences of 1926 and 1930. Six Dominions

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Church

One of the leading senses of the word 'establish' is 'to settle in any privilege or possession, to confirm'; and of the word 'establishment,' 'confirmation of something already done, ratification'; and the use of these words, with

Confirmare est id quod infirmum fuit firmare

Confirmare est id quod infirmum fuit firmare [Lat.], To confirm is to make strong that which was before not

Confirmare nemo potest priusquam jus ei acciderit

Confirmare nemo potest priusquam jus ei acciderit [Lat.], No person can confirm a right before the right shall come

Confirmation of Bishop

Confirmation of Bishop, the ratification by the arch-bishop of the election of a bishop by dean and chapter under

Confirming bank

Confirming bank, when an issuing bank authorises requests another bank to confirm its irrevocable credit and the latter has

Corroboration

offence charged, R. v. Baskerville, (1916) 2 KB 658. --The word 'corroboration' means not mere evidence tending to confirm other evidence, M.O. Shamsuddin v. State of Kerala, (1995) 3 SCC 351 (359).

Derivative Deed

conveyance or settlement of property, which presupposes some other conveyance primary or precedent, and only serves to enlarge, confirm, alter, restrain, restore, or transfer the interest granted by such original conveyance. See COMPOUND SETTLEMENT.

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