Jealousy - Law Dictionary Search Results
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Evil eyed
Possessed of the supposed evil eye also looking with envy jealousy or bad design malicious
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Extinguishment
of being extinguished extinction suppression destruction nullification as the extinguishment of fire or flame of discord enmity or jealousy or of love or affection
Client
between solicitor and client, so long as the relation continues, are viewed by the Court with the utmost jealousy, and if impeached the onus of upholding them is thrown on the solicitor; see, as to the general
Fraud
transactions again, growing out of a special confidential or fiduciary relation between the parties, are watched with special jealousy, because they afford the means of taking advantage of or exercising undue influence over others; such are transactions
False prophecies
False prophecies, with intent to disturb the peace, were unlawful, as raising enthusiastic jealousies in the people and terrifying them with imaginary fears. They were punishable as misdemeanours by 5 Eliz. c.
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