Reject - Law Dictionary Search Results
Irrecusable
Not liable to exception or rejection
Exclusion
The act of excluding or of shutting out whether by thrusting out or by preventing admission a debarring rejection prohibition the state of being excluded
Witness
remains, it is a contempt, if wilful and may be treated as such; but his evidence is not rejected. Each witness remains in Court after he has given his evidence, and is expected not to communicate with
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