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Proviso

Proviso, stipulation, caution, a condition, inserted in any deed, on the performance whereof the validity of the deed depends. As to the proviso for

Pro falso clamore suo

Pro falso clamore suo, a nominal amercement of a plaintiff 'for his false claim,' which used to be inserted in a judgment for the defendant. Obsolete.

Payment of Money into Court

of fact that money has been paid into court under the preceding Rules of this Order shall be inserted in the pleadings and no communication of that fact shall at the trial of any action be made

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In the son or daughter of such a female

In the son or daughter of such a female, even in the absence of the words which were inserted by the Amendment Act of 1964 in s. 15(2)(b) the only possible interpretation and meaning of the words

for a fixed sum within a limited number of years, or at anytime during the term, is sometimes inserted in leases. A clause giving an option of purchase at any time during a ninety-nine years' lease offends

Non omittas

omittas, the clause 'that you omit not by reason of any liberty in your bailiwick,' which is usually inserted in all processes addressed to sheriffs, which makes the liberty pro hac vice parcel of the sheriff's bailiwick,

Marriage settlement

fall into three distinct classes, though of course with innumerable variations in details, the particular provisions to be inserted being a matter for discussion and arrangement between the parties and their legal advisers. (1) If it consists

Lessons, table of

use of a revised table of Lessons to be read in church was authorised and directed to be inserted in the Prayer Book in lieu of the existing table; and the Revised Tables of Lessons Measure, 1922

Kenyon-Slaney Clause

religious instruction is or is not in accordance with the provisions of the trust deed. The clause was inserted on a motion of Colonel Kenyon-Slaney, M.P. for the Newport division of Shropshire, but the proviso was added

His testibus

read in the presence of witnesses, and their names were then written down. The phrase is not now inserted.

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