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Malikana
of resumed lands for the loss of his proprietary and possessory of rights in them when they are let in farm or held in khas by Government, Mahendra Narayan v. Abdul Gafar, 59 Cal 746.
Manucaptio
suspicion of felony, etc., who cannot be admitted to bail by the sheriff or other shaving power to let to mainprise, Fitz. N.B. 249. See MAINPRIZE.
Mocurrery
Mocurrery, lands to let on a lease, Indian.
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New trial
seems to be no ground for a new trial, nor will the Court grant a new trial to let a party into a defence of which he was apprised at the first trial. (8) Where one of
Judgment on the merit
'judgment on the merits' implies that it must have been passed after contest and after evidence has been let in by both sides, Chintamoni Padhan v. Paika Samal, AIR 1956 Ori 136.
Open market
to come in and make an offer, and if proper steps were taken to advertise the property and let all likely purchasers know that the land is in the market for sale, Ahura Chemical Products Pvt. Ltd.
Keep open
open to others in charge of vehicles besides the owner of the place, to keep their vehicles thereto let their vehicles stand there to a licence under s. 270E of the Madras District Municipalities Act 1920, required
Hypothec
(Scotland) Act, 1880 (42 Vict. c. 12), as to the rent of land, exceeding two acres in extent, let for agriculture or pasture. It is restricted in certain cases by the House-letting and Rating Act, 1911. A
Ita semper fiat relatio ut valeat dispositio
Ita semper fiat relatio ut valeat dispositio [Lat.], let the interpretation be always such that the disposition may prevail.
Issue (despatch)
Shorter Oxford English Dictionary include: 'to give exit to; to send forth, or allow to pass out; to let out; ... to give or send out authoritatively or officially; to send forth or deal out formally or
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