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there has been a decision on rectification these time limits run from the date on which that decision was rendered and

that upon A.'s paying a premium equivalent to the hazard run, B. will indemnify or insure him against a particular event.

Den and Stroud, a liberty for ships or vessels to run or come ashore, Pla. Tem. Edw. 1. Cowel.

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of the fact that a commercial undertaking is owned and run by the State it does not ipso facto become a

of course, be ejected before the Statute of Limitations has run in his favour, but as long as he remains he

follows from this that the Statute of Limitations will not run for such money until six years after demand. (5) Deposits

joint traffic. The latter expression means traffic which does not run over any other railways than railways of the two companies

means the fixed beginning or ending point of a given run. It would thus appear that a terminal tax could be

(s. 25) lotteries of Art Unions. A sweepstake as usually run is a lottery [see Allport v. Nutt, (1845) 14 LJCP

Split, means 'to break in pieces, to wreck,to run, to cleave lengthwise, to divide, to disunite, to smash to

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