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Cocket
Cocket, a sealed scroll of parchment given to the master of an outward-going ship certifying that the vessel has been duly cleared by the customs officers, Jac. Law Dict.
Marriage
may be rebutted if it be proved that the real intention of the parties was contrary to their outward acts. See, e.g., the remarkable case were, inspite of an express public declaration before the woman's family by
Oath
include those forms of attestation which were not accompanied by an imprecation. It is sometimes defined as an outward pledge given by the person taking it that his alteration or promise is made under an immediate sense
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Purport
even though in law it may not be so, Azimunnissa v. Dy. Custodian, AIR 1961 SC 365. Means outward appearance, guise, as conveying an impression etc., Travancore Devaswan Board v. Krishnan, (1980) Ker LT 787. The word
Quaker
are chiefly distinguishable from those of other Christian bodies in that the members disclaim any necessity for the outward observance of baptism or partaking of the Sacrament, and further believe that all war in contrary to Christian
VerbarFlegraveche
A simple fieldwork consisting of two faces forming a salient angle pointing outward and open at the gorge
Formalist
or too much confined to them esp one who rests in external religious forms or observes strictly the outward forms of worship without possessing the life and spirit of religion
Bowl legged
Having crooked legs esp with the knees bent outward
Feature
The make form or outward appearance of a person the whole turn or style of the body esp good appearance
Bay window
A window forming a bay or recess in a room and projecting outward from the wall either in a rectangular polygonal or semicircular form often corruptly called a bow window
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