Reason - Law Dictionary Search Results
Reasonably sure
Reasonably sure, meant anything more than a reference to the possibility that the justice might have to resolve an
Reasonable cause of action
Reasonable cause of action, means a cause of action with some chances of success when only the allegations in
Reasonable aid
Reasonable aid, a duty claimed by the lord of the fee of his tenants holding by knight service, to
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Reasonable action
Reasonable action, means which is an informed, intelligent just minded, civilized man could rationally favour, R.K. Garg v. Union
Discrimination with reasons
Discrimination with reasons, means rational classification for differential treatment having nexus to the constitutionally permissible object. Preferential representation for the backward
reasonably equivalent value
reasonably equivalent value : value that is a fair amount for property transferred by a debtor esp. in bankruptcy
beyond a reasonable doubt
beyond a reasonable doubt The standard in a criminal case that must be met by the prosecution in order to convict
reasonable suspicion
reasonable suspicion
reasonable probability
reasonable probability : a probability that the result of a proceeding would have been different if not for the
reasonable force
reasonable force see force
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