Fluctuating - Law Dictionary Search Results

Fluctuation

A motion like that of waves a moving in this and that direction as the fluctuations of the sea

brainwave

rapid fluctuations of voltage between parts of the brain

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became subject to their portion of the rent-charge, thenceforth payable to the former tithe-owner, by two half-yearly payments, fluctuating according to the price of corn. An advertisement was inserted by authority in the London Gazette, in January

Fluctuate

wave to roll hither and thither to wave to float backward and forward as on waves as a fluctuating field of air

open-end

under the original debt instrument subject to specified conditions see also open-end mortgage at mortgage b : having fluctuating capitalization of shares that are issued or redeemed at the current net asset value or at a figure

To the extent of the contravention

must always inhere in some person whether natural or juridical and, under Part III, they inhere even in fluctuating bodies like linguistic or religious minorities or denominations, State of Gujarat v. Ambica Mills Ltd., AIR 1974 SC

Dubious

Doubtful or not settled in opinion being in doubt wavering or fluctuating undetermined

Seating capacity

In that way, the expression seating capacity' has a fixed connotation. The expression 'seating capacity' cannot be a fluctuating concept, depending upon the number of passengers actually carried in the vehicle, B.B. Chawla v. State of Madhya

Profit a prendre

profit ' prendre in alieno solo can be made by custom, nor can it be claimed by a fluctuating body such as the inhabitants of a place (Williams on Rights of Common, p. 194). See LAMMAS LANDS.

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