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) by means of a motion [moved the court to vacate the order]
Move
To cause to change place or posture in any manner to set in motion to carry convey draw or push from one place to another to impel to stir as the wind moves a vessel the...
Moving
Changing place or posture causing motion or action as a moving car or power
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Movingly
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moved
affected emotionally Opposite of unmoved
Movent
Moving
Introduced and moved
Introduced and moved, the language used in the Constitution clearly points to the interpretation that, even in the proviso to Article 304 of the Constitution of India, the word 'introduced' refers to the Bill, while the...
Moved and introduced (Bill)
Moved and introduced (Bill), the language used in the Constitution clearly points to the interpretation that, even in the proviso to Article 304 that the word 'introduced' refers to the Bill while the word 'moved' refers...
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 in all legal actions, filed or to be filed, in which the specified rights are sought...
Self moving
Moving by inherent power without the aid of external impulse
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