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Certain kinds of civil actions in the Chancery Division are heard in camera, e.g., cases concerning secret processes of manufacture. It

contraria non est audiendus, a party is not to be heard to allege the contrary, B. L. Sreedhar v. K. M.

Earwitness, one who attests, or can attest, anything as heard by himself.

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Justicing room, means a room in which cases are heard and justice is administered; esp.; such a room in the

by whom all complaints against Solicitors for professional misconduct are heard. Under s. 5, the Committee can suspend or strike off

in various senses. Sometimes it means whatever a person is heard to say; sometimes it means whatever a person declares on

Globophonic, heard about the globe, '...the Great Indian Middle Class succumbed to

of speech' means freedom to speak so as to be heard by others, and therefore to convey one's ideas to others.

prisoner on conviction for felony has a right to be heard before judgment; and that peers accused of felony are entitled

never consisted of less than five. One counsel only was heard on each side. Error lay from this Court to the

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