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Earliest opportunity
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Afford him earliest opportunity of making representation
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Cunabula
The earliest abode original dwelling place originals as the cunabula of the human race
Peshito
The earliest Syriac version of the Old Testament translated from Hebrew also the incomplete Syriac version of the New Testament
Puberty
The earliest age at which persons are capable of begetting or bearing children usually considered in temperate climates to be
Bill of Exchange
ad infinitum. A payee is not a holder in due course, Jones v. Waring, 1926 AC 670. The earliest recorded bills of exchange, according to Beckmann (Hist. Invent. iii. 430), are mentioned by the jurist Baldus, and
Hindu
(p. 686). As Dr. Radhakrishnan has observed; 'The Hindu civilization is so called, since its original founders or earliest followers occupied the territory drained by the Sindhu (the Indus) river system corresponding to the North West Frontier
As soon as may be
to be communicated to the detenu. That is the only way in which the purpose, for which the earliest communication of the grounds to the person concerned is provided, can be achieved. The representation must, therefore, be
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