Renouncement - Law Dictionary Search Results

recant

recant : to renounce or withdraw (prior statements or testimony) [surprised the prosecution by

-swore [-swōr] -sworn [-swōrn] -swear·ing vt 1 : to reject, renounce, or deny under oath 2 : to renounce earnestly vi

[Latin abjurare, from ab- off + jurare to swear] : renounce ;specif : to disclaim formally or renounce upon oath [solemnly

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Expatriation, the forsaking one's own country, and renouncing allegiance, with the intention of becoming a permanent resident and

altogether the King's authority and that of the Government, and renounced the title of all pretenders to the throne who would

family rejecting or accepting it. By his individual volition he renounces his individual right in that property and treats it as

him and attach the lands, and the heir appears and renounces the succession, the Court then pronounces a decree cognitionis causa,

Disclaimer, a renunciation, or a denial by a tenant of his landlord's title, either by refusing to pay rent, denying...

Ejuration, renouncing or resigning one's place.

act wholly or not at all, for probate cannot be renounced partially (Re Smith, (1904) 1 Ch 139), except in regard

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