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Donative

Donative, a species of advowson, when the king, or any subject

Don grant et render, a fine sur, was a double fine,

donative 1 : having the character of a donation [a transfer]

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severances. A disappendancy created by a wrongful act may be done away with by defeating such act; and should it be

Like Don Quixote romantic to extravagance prone to pursue unrealizable goals absurdly

any situate here remains his property, Banco de Vizcaya v. Don Alfonso de Bourbon, 151 LT 499. the same principle applies

open place. The names of places ending in dun or don were either built on hills, or near them in open

this kingdom had the title of Dan; as the Spaniards Don, from the Latin Dominus, Jac. Law Dict. A level of

control of : obtain as one's own [the target's directors don't want the company to be acquired "R. C. Clark"] [the

of duty or honor as illustrated by the exploits of Don Quixote in knight errantry See quixotic

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