Inalienable - Law Dictionary Search Results
Colony
allegiance is still due; and they also carry with them the laws of their country, which are their inalienable birthright. Such a colony is, then, not subject to legislation by the Crown, nor is a country which
Inherent
Permanently existing in something inseparably attached or connected naturally pertaining to innate inalienable as polarity is an inherent quality of the magnet the inherent right of men to life liberty and
Inalienableness
The quality or state of being inalienable inalienability
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Inalienability
The quality or state of being inalienable
unalienable
unalienable : not alienable : inalienable
imprescriptible
imprescriptible : not subject to prescription : inalienable
Sovereignty
power and authority to alter or abolish the constitutions of Government of State and Union resides only and inalienably with the people. If it be necessary or useful to use the term 'sovereignty' in the sense of
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