Forward - Law Dictionary Search Results
burden of production
on that issue or fact called also burden of coming forward with the evidence burden of going forward with the evidence
Inswept
Narrowed at the forward end said of an automobile frame when the side members
Inchworm
The larva of any geometrid moth It progresses forward by first bringing the rear end of the body forward
contract
credit, or a negotiable instrument called also special contract specialty forward contract : a privately negotiated investment contract in which a
Overforward
Forward to excess too forward
Protrusion
The act of protruding or thrusting forward or beyond the usual limit
Protrusive
Thrusting or impelling forward as protrusive motion
Prospicience
The act of looking forward
Protrude
To shoot out or forth to be thrust forward to extend beyond a limit to project
Protoplasm
by which the processes of nutrition secretion and growth go forward the so called ldquo physical basis of liferdquo the original
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