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Aberfraw
princely seat of Venedotia (North Wales) was situated where the brook Fraw flows into the sea. Here was erected the Supreme Court of Law for the administration of justice in that part of the principality, Ancient Laws
Setting up exercise
one of a series of gymnastic exercises used as in drilling recruits for the purpose of giving an erect carriage supple muscles and an easy control of the limbs
Sepulchral
Of or pertaining to burial to the grave or to monuments erected to the memory of the dead as a sepulchral stone a sepulchral inscription
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Scut
tail of a hare or of a deer or other animal whose tail is short esp when carried erect hence sometimes the animal itself
VerbarSaiga
An antelope Saiga Tartarica native of the plains of Siberia and Eastern Russia The male has erect annulated horns and tufts of long hair beneath the eyes and ears
Housing of the working classes
be given by local authorities or the Public Works Loan Commissioners to private owners and others desiring to erect or improve houses for the working classes, and s. 123 enables the Public Works Loan Commissioners to lend
Surveyor
are local authority surveyors, see, e.g., (English) Loc. Gov. Act, 1933, s. 104. A Court of Surveyors was erected by 33 Hen. 8, c. 39, for the benefit of the Crown. The Court had long fallen into
Improvement of land
(4) Inclosing, and redivision of fields; (5) Reclamation; (6) Making roads, tramways, railways, and canals; (7) Clearing; (8) Erection and improvement of cottage and farm buildings; (9) Planting for shelter; (10) Construction of mills, etc.; (11) Construction
Quays
Quays. As to erection of quays in or near to a public harbour, or river communicating therewith, see the (English) Public Harbours
Wharf
Bombay v. Sriyanesh Knitters, (1999) 7 SCC 359. It is defined as a structure of masonry or timber erected on the shore of a harbour, river, or the like, alongside which vessels may lie to load or
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Aberfraw
princely seat of Venedotia (North Wales) was situated where the brook Fraw flows into the sea. Here was erected the Supreme Court of Law for the administration of justice in that part of the principality, Ancient Laws
Setting up exercise
one of a series of gymnastic exercises used as in drilling recruits for the purpose of giving an erect carriage supple muscles and an easy control of the limbs
Sepulchral
Of or pertaining to burial to the grave or to monuments erected to the memory of the dead as a sepulchral stone a sepulchral inscription
Keep your definitions linked to case research
Scut
tail of a hare or of a deer or other animal whose tail is short esp when carried erect hence sometimes the animal itself
VerbarSaiga
An antelope Saiga Tartarica native of the plains of Siberia and Eastern Russia The male has erect annulated horns and tufts of long hair beneath the eyes and ears
Housing of the working classes
be given by local authorities or the Public Works Loan Commissioners to private owners and others desiring to erect or improve houses for the working classes, and s. 123 enables the Public Works Loan Commissioners to lend
Surveyor
are local authority surveyors, see, e.g., (English) Loc. Gov. Act, 1933, s. 104. A Court of Surveyors was erected by 33 Hen. 8, c. 39, for the benefit of the Crown. The Court had long fallen into
Improvement of land
(4) Inclosing, and redivision of fields; (5) Reclamation; (6) Making roads, tramways, railways, and canals; (7) Clearing; (8) Erection and improvement of cottage and farm buildings; (9) Planting for shelter; (10) Construction of mills, etc.; (11) Construction
Quays
Quays. As to erection of quays in or near to a public harbour, or river communicating therewith, see the (English) Public Harbours
Wharf
Bombay v. Sriyanesh Knitters, (1999) 7 SCC 359. It is defined as a structure of masonry or timber erected on the shore of a harbour, river, or the like, alongside which vessels may lie to load or
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