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to the end and manipulable from the outside permitting biopsy or surgery It is used as a non invasive or minimally invasive tool for diagnosis or treatment especially in organs having an external opening such as the

Injunction

exposing adjacent lands to inundation, or neighbouring mills to destruction, etc. The piracy of a copyright, or the invasion of a patent, can be restrained, and the court will direct an account of the books printed, and

Adjective law

to the law. The latter relates to the remedial agencies and procedure by which rights are maintained, their invasion redressed and the methods by which such results are accomplished in judicial tribunals, Edwin E. Bryant, the Law

Cornage

a kind of tenure in grand serjeanty, the service of which was to blow a horn when any invasion of the Scots was perceived; and by this tenure many persons held their lands northward about the place

Declaration of title

Declaration of title. Obtainable by action in a case where an invasion of title is apprehended, and the party threatened wishes to proceed under a title validated by judicial decision.

False lights

or screen any fire or light that may be mistaken for a lighthouse. See FALSE SIGNAL. In an invasion-of-privacy action a plaintiff's allegation that the defendant attributed to the plaintiff views that he or she does not

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