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Legislative power and judicial power

resolution of disputes between particular parties and Judges may not deviate from this duty. This view of the distinction between the

intention of the parties, yet it is not advisable to deviate from it unless in a matter of urgent necessity. A

To cause to deviate from a line position or direction to give a leaning

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To go out of the track to deviate

other to tend to spread apart to turn aside or deviate as from a given direction opposed to converge as rays

To step or turn aside to deviate to swerve especially to turn aside from the main subject

to evade the truth or the disclosure of truth a deviation from the truth and fair dealing

Without error mistake or deviation unerringly

Deviation from custom rule or right irregularity inordinacy

Deviation from correct orthography bad spelling

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