Impress - Law Dictionary Search Results

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Impressive

to touch the sensibilities or affect the conscience as an impressive discourse an impressive scene

was asserted in the statement is true note present sense impressions are excepted from the hearsay rule because the immediacy of

impression first consideration or judgment see also case of first impression at case

the act of impressing or the state of being impressed the communication of a stamp mold style or character by

the act of seizing for public use or of impressing into public service compulsion to serve as the impressment of

impressed stamp includes a labels affixed and impressed by the proper officer and b stamps embossed or engraved

and english air force act the crown has power to impress carriages animals drivers and aircraft for moving baggage and stores

case of first impression see case

or as by pressure to imprint that which bears the impression

the quality of being impressible susceptibility

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