Indigence - Law Dictionary Search Results
indigence
indigence : impoverished hardship and deprivation
Indigence
estate or means of comfortable subsistence penury poverty as helpless indigence
Indigently
In an indigent manner
Manifesta probationenon indigent
Manifesta probationenon indigent. 7 Co. 40.-(Things manifest do not require proof.)
Indigent defendant
Indigent defendant, means a person who is too poor to hire
Verba posteriora, propter certitudinem addita, ad priora, que certitudine indigent, sunt referenda
Verba posteriora, propter certitudinem addita, ad priora, que certitudine indigent, sunt referenda (Wing.), subsequent words, added for the purpose of
Penury
Absence of resources want privation indigence extreme poverty destitution
Neediness
The state or quality of being needy want poverty indigence
Indigency
Indigence
Impoverish
To make poor to reduce to poverty or indigence as misfortune and disease impoverish families
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