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Compensatio criminum
according to the doctrine of the Canon Law, a compensatio criminum, i.e., the guilt of the one was neutralized by that of the other, and both were restored to the position of innocent persons. See DIVORCE.
Laws of war
regulation of matters inherent or incidental to the conduct of a public war, such as the relations of neutrals and belligerents, blockades, captures, prizes, truces and armistices, capitulations, prisoners, and declarations of war and peace, Black's Law
Secularism
Secularism, as narrowly understood to mean neutrality of the State towards all religions and bereft of positive approach towards all religions, Aruna Roy v. Union
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