Merit - Law Dictionary Search Results
Merit
Merit, 'Merit' consists of a high degree of intelligence coupled with
Seniority-cum-merit
Seniority-cum-merit, 'seniority-cum-merit' means that given the minimum necessary merit requisite for efficiency of administration, the senior though the less
Merits, affidavit of
Merits, affidavit of. This instrument is necessary when a defendant seeks
merit
merit 1 pl : the substance of a case apart from
merit shop
merit shop : open shop
Judgment on the merit
Judgment on the merit, 'judgment on the merits' implies that it must have been
Shall be made on the ground of merit and ability
Shall be made on the ground of merit and ability, clearly postulate that the order of the appointing
judgment on the merits
judgment on the merits see judgment
Judgment
therefrom under the Letters Patent, as it neither affects the merits of the controversy between the parties in the suit itself,
De bene esse
examined or tried, to stand or fall according to the merit of the thing in its own nature (Jac. Law Dict.).
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