Deteriority - Law Dictionary Search Results
Deterioration
Deterioration, Having regard to the background and the setting in which
Deteriorate
make inferior in quality or value to impair as to deteriorate the mind
deteriority
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Treatment
cure of some disease but also as would prevent further deterioration of the disease. The expression connotes a remedial measure either
Embasement
Act of bringing down depravation deterioration
Landlord and tenant
they were when he entered upon them subject to the deterioration which would ensue naturally during the term, having regard to
Impossibility
performance because (1) the subject or means of performance has deteriorated, has been destroyed, or is no longer available, (2) the
Impair materially
other words to make a thing or substance worse and deteriorate. The word 'impair' cannot be said to have a fixed
Emphyteusis
over which his right extended, so that it was not deteriorated in value at the time his right expired (Nov. vii.
Depreciation
(317). Means 'a decrease in value of property though wear, deterioration, or obsolescence, the allowance made for this in book-keeping, accounting,
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