Mutual - Law Dictionary Search Results
Intermarry
connected by marriage between their members to give and take mutually in marriage said of families ranks races castes etc
Interpenetrate
To penetrate between or within to penetrate mutually
Interpenetrative
Penetrating among or between other substances penetrating each the other mutually penetrative
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Intersect
To cut into or between to cut or cross mutually to divide into parts as any two diameters of a
Ligeance
The connection between sovereign and subject by which they were mutually bound the former to protection and the securing of justice
Specific performance
a promise or sale on the other, together with a mutuality of remedy between the parties. In other words, there must
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Mutual - Law Dictionary Search Results
Intermarry
connected by marriage between their members to give and take mutually in marriage said of families ranks races castes etc
Interpenetrate
To penetrate between or within to penetrate mutually
Interpenetrative
Penetrating among or between other substances penetrating each the other mutually penetrative
Keep your definitions linked to case research
Intersect
To cut into or between to cut or cross mutually to divide into parts as any two diameters of a
Ligeance
The connection between sovereign and subject by which they were mutually bound the former to protection and the securing of justice
Specific performance
a promise or sale on the other, together with a mutuality of remedy between the parties. In other words, there must
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