Consideration - Law Dictionary Search Results
Propound
To offer for consideration to exhibit to propose as to propound a question to propound an argument
Propounder
One who propounds proposes or offers for consideration
Appurtenant to building
has, in the context, a much wide meaning. It is not just restricted to land which, on a consideration of the circumstances, a court may consider necessary or imperative for its enjoyment. It should be construes as
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Buyer-in-ordinary course of business
ordinary course of business takes the purchased goods free of the property interests of a third party. The consideration exchanged for the goods is restricted to cash, other property, or credit. The purchase also cannot be a
Assumpsit
breach or non-performance of a promise, either express or implied, not under seal, but founded on a proper consideration. See PLEADING. The ordinary division of this action was into (1) common or indebitatus assumpsit, brought for the
Class II service
to bring persons who were not Assistant Engineers i.e. members of Class II service within the zone of consideration for purposes of promotion the post of Executive Engineer under Rule 6 (b) of Class I Rules, Ashok
Challenge
partiality: (d) challenge propter delictum, when for some act of the juror he has ceased to be, in consideration of the law, probus et legalis homo. (b) A challenge to the polls for favour is of the
Character and antecedents
they inquire into the circumstances of a case before deciding to proceed summarily may not be taken into consideration when they come to decide whether to commit for sentence, but where they have failed to make a
Chattels or catals
possession and a term of years absolute, and by s. 149 a lease at a rent or in consideration of a fine for the life of A is to take effect as a lease for 90 years
Chief agent
Chief agent, means a person who, not being a salaried employee an insurer, in consideration of any commission-- (i) performs any administrative and organising functions for the insurer, and (ii) procures life insurance
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