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Improvidence
Improvidence, means a lack of foresight and care in the management of property, esp. as ground for removing an
Improvident
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Improvided
Unforeseen unexpected not provided against unprepared
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Qui improvide
Qui improvide, means 'who unforeseeably' a supersedes granted when a writ is erroneously sued out or wrongfully awarded, Black's Law
Quia improvide emanavit
Quia improvide emanavit (because it issued mistakenly). A supersede as to quash and nullify a writ erroneously issued.
Improvidently
In a improvident manner
Improvidence
The quality of being improvident lack of foresight or thrift
Shiftless
characterized by failure especially by failure to provide for ones own support through negligence or incapacity hence lazy improvident thriftless as a shiftless fellow shiftless management
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