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Hue and Cry

Department announcing the perpetration of offences. The public uproar that, at common law, a citizen was expected to initiate after discovering a crime, Black's Law Dictionary, 7th Edn.

Macpherson, Rettie, and Fraser. They are cited by the number of the volume in the series, and the initial of the editor, thus: '12 R. 121.' Cases are also reported in The Scots Law Times (S.L.T.).

Impeachment

accusation of treason or other crimes is brought before the House of Lords by the Com-mons; prosecution is initiated by the Commons and is conducted by managers appointed out of their own body; the trial takes place

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In re

In re (in the matter of). An expression used in initialing matters other than actions, in which there is not any plaintiff and defendant, especially in the court of

Incorporated Law Society

of the law, and upon all new rules and orders. Many reforms in law and practice have been initiated, and numerous Acts of Parliament have originated with or have been supported by the Society. Questions of professional

Issued

the word issued in the context of issue of a charge sheet merely means that the decision to initiate disciplinary proceedings is taken and translated into action by despatch of the charge-sheet leaving no doubt that the

Job-targeting program

Job-targeting program, means an initiative by a labour union to maintain or improve its share of the labour in a particular market by

Jurisdiction

[Judicial Officers Protection Act, (18 of 1850), s. 1] The word 'jurisdiction' in s. 125 really signifies the initial jurisdiction to take cognizance of a case. It refers to the stage at which proceedings are instituted in

Malice

be, if he honestly thinks that the accused has been guilty of a criminal offence he cannot be initiator of a malicious prosecution, Gopa v. Amarnath, AIR 1955 J&K 27 (28). Malice means the presence of some

Parochial Church Councils (Powers) Measure, 1921

It lays down that the primary duty of Parochial Church Councils is to cooperate with incumbents in the initiation, conduct, and development of church work, both within the parish and outside. Certain powers, duties, and liabilities of

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