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Inapplicable
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corporal punishment
corporal punishment on convicted offenders and prisoners. The U.S. Supreme Court has found the Eighth Amendment to be inapplicable to the use of corporal punishment on schoolchildren.
Impertinent
not pertaining to the matter in hand having no bearing on the subject not to the point irrelevant inapplicable
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Inapplicability
The quality of being inapplicable unfitness inapplicableness
Misnomer
legal instrument as in a complaint or indictment any misnaming of a person or thing a wrong or inapplicable name or title
Brevia magistralia
framed by the clerks in Chancery to meet new injuries, to which the old forms of actions were inapplicable, 4 Reeves, 426.
Commercial site
Commercial site, Commercial site' means (leaving out the inapplicable portion) any land which is used 'principally for the purposes of any trade, commerce, industry, manufacture or business',
Distinguish
Distinguish, to point out an essential difference; to show that a case, cited as applicable, is inapplicable.
Lien
may be waived by an act or agreement between the parties, by which it is surrendered, or becomes inapplicable. It is said [see Hartley v. Hitchcock, (1816) Stark 408; 18 RR 790] that a lien is lost
Natural justice
natural justice is to prevent miscarriage of justice one fails to see why those rules should be made inapplicable to administrative enquiries. Often times it is not easy to draw the line that demarcates administrative enquiries from
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