Movingly - Law Dictionary Search Results
move
move moved mov·ing vi : to make a motion [moved to seize the property] vt : to request (a court)...
Move
To cause to change place or posture in any manner to set in motion to carry convey draw or push...
Introduced and moved
Introduced and moved, the language used in the Constitution clearly points to the interpretation that, even in the proviso to...
Moved and introduced (Bill)
Moved and introduced (Bill), the language used in the Constitution clearly points to the interpretation that, even in the proviso...
Right to move any Court
Right to move any Court, the expression 'right to move any court' under Article 359(1) and the Pre-sidential Order takes...
inward moving
moving or directed toward the center or axis especially when spinning or traveling in a curve
Self moving
Moving by inherent power without the aid of external impulse
moving expense
moving expense see expense
moving papers
moving papers : the documents (as affidavits) containing and supporting a motion
moving violation
moving violation
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