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Rajya Sabha

in Gujarati, the Supreme Court is not guided by the popular rendering of the expression, Virjiram Sutaria v. N.P. Bhavadia, AIR

in a strict etymological propriety of language, nor even in popular use, as in the subject or occasion on which it

in wedlock, who are bastardized, and hence the word is popularly more often used as though it were simply equivalent to

SCC 52: AIR 1987 SC 82 (86). Both in its popular sense and legislative practice, the word 'jagir' is used as

the Taxation Act. Therefore, to interpret it in its ordinary popular sense, consistently with the context. The word 'kept' has been

the reigns of Charles II and James II. Formerly a popular name for those who succeeded him in his office.

Law Courts, the name popularly given to the Royal Courts of Justice. See that title.

urban districts by the urban authorities instead of by direct popular vote. In rural parishes the parish councils had this power

of the word 'machine' according to the dictionary in a popular and mechanical sense is '....... more or less complex combination

Property Act. It has, therefore, to be construed in its popular sense. According to the Permanent Edition of Words and Phrases,