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Improbation
Improbation, the disproving or setting aside of deeds and writings ex facie probative on the ground of falsehood or
Improbable
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Improbative
Implying or tending to improbation
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Improbity
Lack of probity lack of integrity or rectitude dishonesty
Improbation
The act of disapproving disapprobation
Improbate
To disapprove of to disallow
Reduction improbation
Reduction improbation, one form of the action of reduction in which falsehood and forgery are alleged against the deed or
Improbability
The quality or state of being improbable unlikelihood also that which is improbable an improbable event or result
Actions rescissory
Actions rescissory are either (1) actions of proper improbation for declaring a writing false or forged; (2) actions of reduction-improbation, for the production of a writing in
Confession to a priest
Law as edited by Phillimore, L.J., when at the bar, the view is taken that it is not improbable that an English Court would decide the question in favour of the inviolability of confession and expand the
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