Dispute - Law Dictionary Search Results
Compromissum
Compromissum, a submission to arbitration, Civ. Law.
Batable-ground
Batable-ground, land that is in controversy, or about the possession of which there is a dispute, as the lands which were situated between England and Scotland before the Union, Skene.
Action
of title, and possessory actions, which decide merely the right to have physical control of the property in dispute (Odgers on the Common Law, p. 1254). For old forms of actions, see under their respective titles-e.g., COVENANT;
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Digladiate
To fight like gladiators to contend fiercely to dispute violently
Assessors
power to summon a medical referee to sit with him as an assessor upon the hearing of an arbitration under that Act. By virtue of s. 31 of the (English) Patents and Designs Act,1907, the Court, in
Dissert
To discourse or dispute to discuss
Flare up
A sudden burst of anger or passion an angry dispute
Gainsay
To contradict to deny to controvert to dispute to forbid
Incontrovertible
Not controvertible too clear or certain to admit of dispute indisputable
Indisputable
Not disputable incontrovertible too evident to admit of dispute
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