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Occupation
work profession job principal activity employment business or a calling in which an individual is engaged sodan singh v new delh municipal committee 1989 4 scc 155 is defined as an activity in which one engages or a
Wilful
said that the word wilful suggests bad conduct or action though it does not necessarily connote blame wheeler v new merton board mills 1933 2 kb 669 not infrequently the word has been used to mean that the
Civil proceeding
by authorities purporting to act in exercise of the powers conferred upon them by revenue statutes cit bombay v iswarlal bhagwandas 1966 1 scr 190 the words civil proceeding used in art 133 of the constitution cover
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Criminal proceeding
down persons who are a danger to the maintenance of peace and order or orders aimed at preventing vagrancy are contemplated to be passed s a l narayan row v ishwarlal bhagwandas air 1965 sc 1818 1821
Fatuous persons
the conduct of the defendant in other words as it relates to the plainiff s cause of action rowe v turner hopkins partners 1980 2 nzlr 550 see also standard chartered bank v pakistan shipping corpn 2001 lr
Publish
the public 3 to communicate to a third person webster s comprehensive dictionary international edn c c e v new tobacco co 1998 8 scc 250 publish means to make generally accessible or available to place before or
Rent
the landlord in favour of the tenant banarsides v ram krishna air 1995 mp 147 h s rikhy v new delhi municipality air 1962 sc 554 rent includes all that is payable as consideration for the tenancy the
Penalty
the offending party the essence of liquidated damages is a genuine covenanted pre estimate of loss dunlop co v new garage co 1915 ac 79 approved in widnes foundry 1925 ltd v cellulose acetate co ltd 1931 2
Terrorism
terrorism as ordinarily understood means the act of terrorising muralidhar sarangi v new india assurance co ltd 2000 3 scc 466 it may be possible to describe terrorism as use of
Conventionary tenements
tenements were held by way of leases which were perpetually renewable every seventh year at the assesion court rowe v brenton 1828 8 b c 737
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