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Militate
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Militant
Engaged in warfare fighting combating serving as a soldier
militate against
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Malcolm Little
A militant American black nationalist leader also called Malcolm X 1925 1965
Knights bannerets
Knights bannerets [milites vexillarii, Lat.], those created by the sovereign in person on the field of battle, formerly entitled to a banner in battle. They have been said to rank, generally, after Knights of the Garter....
Term, imprisonment for life and imprisonment for a term
ascertainability or conveys a sense of certainty. s. 53, 53-A(4) and (b), 57 or 65 IPC do not militate against this conclusion, nor the words 'for a term which may extend to one half of the imprisonment
Gynaec Egalite
for gynaec egalite is die hard and the millennium ahead may degenerate to 'hellenium' unless all humanity in militant unity battles for fairness to feminist rights.' Crime Against Women and Children in Justice Iyer, Off the Bench,
Knights of the bath
Knights of the bath [milites balnei, Lat.], an order instituted by Henry IV. and revived by George I. They are so called from the ceremony formerly observed of bathing the night before their creation, Dugd. Antiq....
Knights of the Chamber
Knights of the Chamber [milites camer', Lat.], those created in the sovereign's chamber in time of peace, not in the field, 2 Inst. 666.
Mistake
the contracting parties where they have been drawn up, by reason of a mutual mistake, to an effect militating against the intentions of both, Beale v. Kyte, (1907) 1 Ch 564; and in some cases a contract
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