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Home Dictionary Name: hindrance

Public Order Act, 1936

it if they do reach the place without let or hindrance it is a public place but if the entry is

2 a to come in or between by way of hindrance or modification to stop a fight b to become a

lever and for various other purposes but especially for a hindrance obstruction or fastening as the bars of a fence or

hindrance restraint

action in opposition hindrance resistance

that which confines or contracts a restraint a shackle a hindrance

hindrance from approach exclusion

a putting off or deferring procrastination lingering inactivity stop detention hindrance

hindrance

that which deters a deterrent a hindrance

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