Perception - Law Dictionary Search Results
Sufferance, Tenancy at
unless he choose to consider it so; but an adverse possession will take place on an entry and perception of the profits of the land by a person, without the reversioner's consent, after the death of a
Knowledge of the decree
that the defendant has knowledge of the material facts concerning the decree, so that he has a clear perception of the injury suffered by him and can take effective steps to set aside the decree, Panna Lal
Sight
The act of seeing perception of objects by the eye view as to gain sight of land
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Sentient
Having a faculty or faculties of sensation and perception
Sensual
Pertaining to consisting in or affecting the sense or bodily organs of perception relating to or concerning the body in distinction from the spirit
Sensibly
In a sensible manner so as to be perceptible to the senses or to the mind appreciably with perception susceptibly sensitively
Sensibleness
The quality or state of being sensible sensibility appreciation capacity of perception susceptibility
Resentingly
With deep sense or strong perception
Reperception
The act of perceiving again a repeated perception of the same object
Limitation of actions and prosecutions
as a grantee for value with notice. Trespassers acquire an inchoate transmissible right upon entry of land or perception of profits. Successive trespassers together completing the statutory period of limitation acquire a good title, but the ouster
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