Fullness - Law Dictionary Search Results
Full bottomed
Full and large at the bottom as wigs worn by certain civil officers in Great Britain
Full hearted
Full of courage or confidence
Full value of the consideration for which the sale is made
Full value of the consideration for which the sale is made, In the case of sale for a price,
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full fledged
having reached full development with fully grown adult plumage ready to fly of a bird
Full drive
With full speed
full and final adoption
full and final adoption A legal adoption in which the child receives all the rights of a natural born,
full interdiction
full interdiction : interdiction
full reporting clause
full reporting clause : a clause in an insurance policy which provides that the indemnity will not exceed that
full age
full age : age of majority
Full blooded
Having a full supply of blood
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