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Misapprehend
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Misconceive
To conceive wrongly to interpret incorrectly to receive a false notion of to misunderstand to misjudge to misapprehend
Particulars of sale
there be anything connected with the property important to be known which cannot be discerned or may be misapprehended by ocular inspection, it ought to be stated in the particulars: see Dav. Prec. Conv. Vol. i. On
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