Inherence - Law Dictionary Search Results
Inhere
To be inherent to stick in to be fixed in or permanently incorporated with something to cleave to to belong as
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 protection
Inherence
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inherent defect
inherent defect : latent defect
inherently dangerous
inherently dangerous
Inexistence
Inherence subsistence
Inherently
By inherence inseparably
Inbeing
Inherence inherent existence
Inhold
To have inherent to contain in itself to possess
Turpitude
Turpitude, means 'inherent' wickedness, Brij Kishore Shukla v. MPSRT Corporation, (1996) 2 Serv LR 406 (MP). Means baseness, deprivity, wickedness, Kuldeep Singh v. State of Punjab, AIR 1994 P&H 242: (1994) 3 Punj LR 468.
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