Encompassment - Law Dictionary Search Results
Headstall
That part of a bridle or halter which encompasses the head
Inwreathe
To surround or encompass as with a wreath
nuclear energy
Energy derived from nuclear reactions used at present especially of electrical power generated in atomic reactors but encompassing also fusion energy
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nuclear power
Power derived from nuclear reactions used at present especially of electrical power generated in atomic reactors but encompassing also fusion power
organized crime
of persons organized for illegal purposes such as bootlegging conducting illegal gambling loansharking extortion etc a general term encompassing most forms of criminal groups but especially those that are consolidated into ldquofamiliesrdquo more or less recognizing each
Precinct
The limit or exterior line encompassing a place a boundary a confine limit of jurisdiction or authority often in the plural as the precincts
Learning
Learning, the definition of the term 'learning' is very wide and almost encompasses within its sweep every acquired capacity which enables the acquirer of the capacity 'to pursue any trade, industry,
Court
which the word 'court' is used in s. 9A of the Special Court Act, it is intended to encompass all curial or judicial bodies which have the jurisdiction to decide matters or claims, inter alia, arising out
Due process of law
Constitution of India, Durga Das Basu, 6th Edn., Vol. D, p. 83. Is to be liberally construed to encompass any remedy provided by the state whereby the individual obtains the opportunity of achieving a commutation by executive
Goodwill
customer would resort to the old places' was expanded by Wood V. C. in Churton v. Douglas to encompass every positive advantage 'that has been acquired by the old firm in carrying on its business, whether connected
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