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Posthumously
In a posthumous manner after ones decease
Posthumous
Born after the death of the father or taken from the dead body of the mother as a posthumous son or daughter
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Posthumous child
Posthumous child, a child born after its father's death. By 10 & 11 Wm. 3, c. 16, such child
Postumous
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Advocatus diaboli
at Rome, whose duty is to prepare all possible arguments against the admission of any one to the posthumous honours of beatification and canonization, Enc. Brit.
Copyright
cases a summary remedy is provided (ss. 11-13). Special provisions apply in the case of joint-authors (s. 16), posthumous works (s. 17), Government publications (s. 18), mechanical contrivances for reproducing sounds (s. 19); and see Chappell &
Dependant and dependent
husband, father, mother, grandfather, grandmother, stepfather, stepmother, son, daughter, grandson, granddaughter, stepson, stepdaughter, brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister. A posthumous illegitimate child can be a dependant, Orrell Colliery v. Schofield, (1909) AC 433. The illegitimate child of a
Music
(reproduction by radio receiving set and loud-speaker); and see also s. 19 of the Act, and as to posthumous works, s. 17. Copyright is now confined to such rights as are given by statute, the common law
Remainder
of one part may die before the contingency, and the particular tenant of another part may survive it. Posthumous children are capable of taking in remainder in the same manner as if they had been born in
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