Disowning - Law Dictionary Search Results
Disown
to ones self to disavow or deny as connected with ones self personally as a parent can hardly disown his child an author will sometimes disown his writings
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disowned
having social connections repudiated
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Disownment
Act of disowning
Denial
The act of gainsaying refusing or disowning negation the contrary of affirmation
Disavowal
The act of disavowing disclaiming or disowning rejection and denial
Disclamation
A disavowing or disowning
Homagium reddere
Homagium reddere (to renounce homage), when a vassal made a solemn declaration of disowning his lord; for which there was a set form and method prescribed by the feudal laws, Bract. 1.
Renay
To deny to disown
Cameronians
Cameronians, an extreme sect of the Presbyterian party in Scotland. They disowned altogether the King's authority and that of the Government, and renounced the title of all pretenders to the
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