Hold - Law Dictionary Search Results
Holding out
Holding out. On the principle of estoppels any representation by words or conduct or knowingly suffered to be made
Intermediaries holding an estate
Intermediaries holding an estate, in order to be an intermediary with reference to the merged territories means a maufidar including
Ward-holding
Ward-holding, the ancient military tenure in Scotland. Abolished by 20 Geo. 2, c. 50.
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Blanch holding
Blanch holding, an ancient tenure of the law of Scotland, the duty payable being trifling, as a penny or peppercorn,
holding company
holding company see company
Affidavit to hold to bail
Matched in: Term Affidavit to hold to bail
Clinch
To hold firmly to hold fast by grasping or embracing tightly
uphold
uphold -held -hold·ing : to judge valid : let stand [ an award] ;specif : to hold constitutional [ the practice of having religious invocations and benedictions at high school graduation ceremonies "Sands v. Morongo
Contain
To hold within fixed limits to comprise to include to inclose to hold
Repute
To hold in thought to account to estimate to hold to think to reckon
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