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Distress

tenant by the real property limitation act 1874 s 1 distresses for the recovery of any rent may be made at

emotional distress a highly unpleasant emotional reaction as anguish humiliation or fury

infliction of emotional distress the tort of intentionally or negligently causing emotional distress called

was enough which might have been taken on a first distress hutchins v chambers 1758 1 burr 579

distress anglo french destrece literally tightness anguish deprivation from old french

of distress causing indicating or attended with distress as a distressful situation

custody which safe place may by virtue of the english distress for rent act 1737 11 geo 2 c 19 s

mental distress emotional distress

until the stubbornness of the party is conquered such are distresses for fealty or suit of court and for compelling jurors

distress signals a number of radiotelephony visual and sound distress signals

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