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Lien
he remained in the Secretariat, K. Ananthan Pillai v. State of Kerala, AIR 1968 Ker 234. Lien just connotes the right of a civil servant to hold the post substantively to which he is appointed. Generally when
Limited estate
Limited estate, The word 'limited owner', connote a right in the property to which the possession of the female Hindu may be legitimately traced, that
Line
relations (see INHERITANCE); boundary; the twelfth part of an inch. The word 'line' in the expression 'telegraph line' connotes the existence of a defined channel of communication which has got a physical existence, Senior Electric Inspector v.
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Living separately
Living separately, the expression 'living separately', connotes to our mind not living like husband and wife. It has no reference to the place of living.
Made over
an endorsement contains words equivalent to a direction to pay, though there may not be the actual words connoting the direction it would amount to a direction to pay within the meaning of s. 16, P.K. Murugan
Maghvia
Maghvia, the word 'maghvia' does not connote that the woman had been abducted by the accused, Vidya Parkash v. State, AIR 1954 Pepsu 72.
Makful and Mustaghraq
of art which are known to every conveyancer and in the proper context, as in the present case, connote only one meaning and no other. They are terms to indicate that a simple mortgage has come into
Obtaining or attempting to obtain
does not eliminate the idea of acceptance of what is given or offered to be given, though it connotes also an element of effort on the part of the receiver. One may accept money that is offered,
Mala fide
Mala fide, in bad faith. Mala fide, is not meaningless jargon. It has proper connotation. Mala fides depends upon its own facts and circumstances, Prabodh Sagar v. Punjab State Electricity Board, (2005) 5
Malice
or ill-will. Malice is a question of fact. Mala fide is not meaningless jargon. It has its proper connotation. The expression 'malice' or mala fides in the facts of each case, can only be appreciated from records.
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