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Office
certain persons, posts are created, which exist only for so long as they hold them. It will be difficult to hold that such persons are not holders of offices, Dr. Deorao Laxman Anande v. Keshav Laxman Borkar,
Obstruction
1962, s. 133) Obstruction is not confined to physical obstruction and it includes anything which makes it more difficult for the police or public servant to carry out their duties, Shyam Lal Sharma v. State of Madya
Misconduct
therefore, the negligence in work in the context of serious consequences was treated as misconduct. It is, however, difficult to believe that lack of efficiency or attainment of highest standards in discharge of duty attached to public
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Marriage
N.C. 222, and (1847) 5 N.C. 466]; and it has been decided that, in places where it is difficult or impossible to procure an ordained parson--e.g., up country in India--the Common Law will recognize a contract 'per
Certifies
had applied its mind to the matter and not acted mechanically and, secondly, exactly what the High Court's difficulty is and exactly what question of outstanding difficulty or importance the High Court feels the Supreme Court ought
Pleurisy
An inflammation of the pleura usually accompanied with fever pain difficult respiration and cough and with exudation into the pleural cavity
Begar
Indian origin which like many other words has found its way in the English vocabulary. It is very difficult to formulate a precise definition of the word 'begar', but there can be no doubt that it is
Cumbrous
Rendering action or motion difficult or toilsome serving to obstruct or hinder burdensome clogging
Haggler
One who haggles or is difficult in bargaining
Grub
To dig in or under the ground generally for an object that is difficult to reach or extricate to be occupied in digging
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