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Means
Means, the word 'means' used in O. XXXIII, R. 1, Civil Procedure Code, covers all realisable assets within the applicant's reach, Tej Dat Singh v. Yuvraj Datt, 1947 AWR (CC) 275: 1947 OA (CC) 275. (See...
Mean
Mean, signifies the middle term between two extremes when used with respect to prices, United Dairies (Wholesale). Ltd. v. Emon, (1937) 1 All ER 618 (625).
means
means 1 a : something enabling one to achieve a desired end [a of self-defense] b : cause 2 : resources (as income and assets) at one's disposal
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Meanness
The condition or quality of being mean want of excellence poorness lowness baseness sordidness stinginess
Meaning
That which is meant or intended intent purpose aim object as a mischievous meaning was apparent
Mean
To have in the mind as a purpose intention etc to intend to purpose to design as what do you mean to do
Meanly
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Means and includes
Means and includes, The definition which consists of two separate parts which specify what the expression means and also what it includes is obviously meant to be exhaustive. As Lord Watson observed in Dilworth v. Commissioner...
Means of livelihood
Means of livelihood, the expression 'means of livelihood' in s. 11(2) had not been used in any artificial sense but in its ordinary meaning, that the said expression would mean resources of livelihood, that in ascertaining...
ways and means
ways and means 1 : methods and resources for raising the necessary revenues for the expenses of a nation or state 2 often cap W&M : a legislative committee with jurisdiction over ways and means
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