Interchangeability - Law Dictionary Search Results
Intercourse
dealings between persons or nations as in common affairs and civilities in correspondence or trade communication commerce especially interchange of thought and feeling association communion
J
The forms J and I have until a recent time been classed together and they have been used interchangeably
Mutual
Reciprocally acting or related reciprocally receiving and giving reciprocally given and received reciprocal interchanged as a mutual love advantage assistance aversion etc
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Mutuality
The quality of correlation reciprocation interchange interaction interdependence
noninterchangeable
not able to be interchanged without changing the truth value
Parfocal
focal points all in the same plane said of sets of eyepieces so mounted that they may be interchanged without varying the focus of the instrument as a microscope or telescope with which they are used
Permutation
The act of permuting exchange of the thing for another mutual transference interchange
Vacancy and post
Vacancy and post, the 'vacancy' and 'post' are usually used interchangeably, Post Graduate Institute of Medical Research v. K.L. Narasimhan, (1997) 6 SCC 283: AIR 1997 SC 3687 (3695).
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