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Adminicle
Adminicle, aid, help, or support 1 Edw. 4, c. 1. In Scots Law, it is a term used in the action
Coadjument
Mutual help cooumlperation
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litter bearer
one who helps carry a stretcher
Component
Serving or helping to form composing constituting constituent
Preferred
is a word of dual import; its semantics depend on the scheme and the context; its import must help, not hamper, the object of the enactment even if liberty win language may be necessary. Black's Law Dictionary
Jamaican switch
Jamaican switch, means an illegal scheme whereby one conspirator convinces the victim of a need for help in handling a large sum of money, usu. by claiming to be an unsophisticated foreigner and promises to
Habitually
that the complicity of a person in an isolated offence is neither evidence nor a material of any help to conclude that a particular person is a 'dangerous person' unless there is material suggesting his complicity in
Fine force
Fine force, where a person is compelled to do that which he cannot help, Old. N. B. 63.
Good cause, sufficient case Difference
complied with on a lesser degree of proof than that of 'sufficient cause' and if so, this cannot help the appellant, since assuming the applicability of the principle of res judicata to the decisions in the two
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