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Intimate
An intimate friend or associate a confidant
Personal effects
articles associated with person, as property having more or less intimate relation to person of possessor, or such tangible property as
Service of notice/notice
like 'give notice, have notice' and it also means 'formal intimation of something, or instructions to do something' and has such
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privy
privy pl: priv·ies [Anglo-French privé, from Old French, intimate, confidant, from privé intimate, familiar, from Latin privatus private] :
Personal use
which pertain to the assessee's person; in other words, an intimate connection between the effects and the person of the assessee
Homely
Belonging to or having the characteristics of home domestic familiar intimate
Notice
It must, to be sufficient, be in writing and must intimate quite clearly that the award has been made and signed.
Explanation
conduct or alleged misrepresentation in debate. The member has to intimate speaker what he proposes to say by way of personal
Business connection
than 'business'. The expression 'business connection' postulates a real and intimate relation between trading activity carried on outside the taxable territories
At the bar
but what is important is not mere appearance but actual intimate knowledge and association with the system itself, hence can not
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