Entitlement - Law Dictionary Search Results
entitlement
Matched in: Term entitlement
Entitled
Entitled, the word 'entitled' in the context must take colour from the preceding words and must be understood to
Entitle
Entitle, means 'to give a claim, right, or title to; to give a right to demand or receive, to
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entitle
entitle -tled -tling : to give an enforceable right to claim something [her will s her daughters to half
Entitle
a name or appellation hence also to dignify by an honorary designation to denominate to call as to entitle a book ldquoCommentariesrdquo to entitle a man ldquoHonorablerdquo
entitlement
Matched in: Term entitlement
Entitled to act
Entitled to act, the following persons shall be deemed persons as and to the extent hereinafter provided (that is
Person entitled to impeach alienation
Person entitled to impeach alienation, 'person entitled to impeach alienation' includes 'persons entitled to a share in property', Teg Singh
Persons entitled to practise
Persons entitled to practise, the words 'persons entitled to practise' would include determining or prescribing the qualifications and conditions that
Person entitled to sell or procure the sale
Person entitled to sell or procure the sale, the expression 'person entitled to sell, or procure the sale' in s.
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