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Hindu undivided family

by births, deaths, marriages and divorces. Such a partnership is likely to have a precarious existence, Messrs Agarwal and Co. v.

entitled to full wages. Apart from this also, 'go-slow' is likely to be much more harmful than total cessation of work

speech, Freedom of speech presupposes that right conclusions are more likely to be gathered out of a multitude of tongues than

of knowing that what he is doing is dangerous or likely to inflict serious injury he will not be guilty of

deceased and his behaviour or otherwise that he was not likely to be oppressed by the thought of death, and for

that any accident in the course of operation thereof is likely to cause to its operator death, dis-memberment of any limb

Neck-verse, the Latin sentence miserere mei Deus, Psalm Likely to deceive or cause confusion. 1, because the reading of

that by such act the modesty of the woman is likely to be affected. Knowledge and intention are essentially things of

that is intended to convey a particular message which is likely to be understood by those viewing it compare commer-cial speech,

is not material. It is enough if the act is likely to cause injury or endanger life, Kedarnath v. State, AIR