Knockings - Law Dictionary Search Results
Knock
To drive or be driven against something to strike against something to clash as one heavy body knocks against another
Knockings
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Knocking
A beating a rap a series of raps
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Knock out
That knocks out characterized by knocking out as a knock out blow a knock out key for knocking out a
Knock-for-knock agreement
Knock-for-knock agreement, means an arrangment between insurers whereby each will pay the claim of its insured without claiming against
no-knock
: of, relating to, or being entry by police (as to make an arrest) into private premises without knocking and without identifying themselves [a raid] no-knock n
Completely knocked down condition
Completely knocked down condition, The words 'completely knocked down condition' in the entry are not used in any technical sense,
Knock-out
Knock-out. The arrangement made between persons attending an auction to refrain from bidding in competition one with the other
Knock-and-announce rule
Knock-and-announce rule, means the requirement that the police knock at the door and announce their identity, authority, and purpose
knock and announce rule
knock and announce rule : a rule of criminal procedure requiring that police announce their authority and purpose before
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