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Chattels or catals

definite duration is a term, i.e., a period accurately ascertained, during which the estate or interest is to endure, and it is immaterial that the interests may come to an end sooner; e.g., a lease for 99

Destruction of buildings

tenure without a tenement. Another view is that the tenancy (and with its liability on the covenants) would endure in the air space formerly occupied by the flat, and would thus attach to the corresponding flat in

Fee-tail

Fee-tail. An estate that is inheritable only by specified descendants of the original grantee, and that endures until its current holder does without issue; Black's Law Dictionary, 7th Edn., p. 631.

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National insurance

and continues to be the subject of much amending legislation. Until the law takes a more permanent and enduring form, the only guide to the law existing at any given time will be the statutes then in

Once and for all

for all' was used to denote an expenditure which is made once and for all for procuring an enduring benefit to the business as distinguished from a recurring expenditure in the nature of operational expenses, CIT v.

Long suffering

Bearing injuries or provocation for a long time patient endurance of pain or unhappiness patient not easily provoked

Musk

the male musk deer It has a slightly bitter taste but is specially remarkable for its powerful and enduring odor It is used in medicine as a stimulant antispasmodic The term is also applied to secretions of

Durance

Continuance duration See Endurance

Limousine liberal

sometimes used as a term of contempt for those espousing the cause of poor people without having to endure the discomfort that their policies may inflict on others such as the lower middle class

Impatience

The quality of being impatient lack of endurance of pain suffering opposition or delay eagerness for change or for something expected restlessness chafing of spirit fretfulness

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