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Effectuation
Act of effectuating
Effectualness
The quality of being effectual
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Effectuously
Effectively
Effectually
With effect efficaciously
effectuality
the power to be effective
Effectual
Producing or having adequate power or force to produce an intended effect adequate efficient operative decisive
Verba cum effectu accipienda sunt
Verba cum effectu accipienda sunt (Bac. Max. Reg. 3), words are to be understood according to their effect. Verba ita sunt
Private International law
each State these common rules have been adopted to adjudicate upon disputes involving a foreign element and to effectuate judgments of foreign courts in certain matters, or as a result of international conventions, R. Vishwanthan v. Rukh-ul
Lawful
statute of the words 'it shall be lawful' is permissive only, but if the words are used to effectuate a legal right, they are compulsory, Julius v. Bishop of Oxford, (1880) 5 App Cas 182; see Craies,
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