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Rival
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Rivality
Rivalry competition
Corrival
A fellow rival a competitor a rival also a companion
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Corival
A rival a corrival
counterattraction
a rival attraction
Rivaless
A female rival
Interpleader
time an independent suit in Equity, called a 'bill of interpleader,' had to be brought against the two rival claimants by the person having no interest, but the Interpleader Act (1 & 2 Wm. 4, c. 58),
Passing off
rests, is that a person will not be allowed to pass off his goods as those of a rival trader and obtain the benefit which is intended for the rival. Therefore, should a person be found to
Educated unemployed youth
preference under the note beneath R. 223(2) can only arise when other conditions as regards suitability of the rival tenderers is equal. A student still undergoing his studies in a university be regarded as having completed his
Maintenance
will not be guilty of maintenance in indemnifying his customers from actions brought against them by a trade rival, British Cash, etc., Conveyors v. Lamson Store Service Co., (1908) 1 KB 1006. An action for maintenance does
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