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Satisfactory
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completely satisfactory
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fine satisfactory excellent
Dialogus de scaccario
the whole establishment of the Exchequer, as a Court and an office of revenue; giving an exact and satisfactory account of the officers and their duties, with all matters concerning that Court, during its highest grandeur, in
Title
where a matter of fact upon which a title depends is either not in its nature capable of satisfactory proof, or, being capable of such proof, is yet not satisfactorily proved. There is no defect which more
Retainer
sufficient explanation why a brief has not been offered or delivered to such other counsel, and unless a satisfactory explanation is given ought to refuse or return the brief.' See Annual Practice. 1. A clients authorisation for
Rectification
jurisdiction is exercised with the greatest care and caution, and only on evidence of the clearest and most satisfactory description. Rectification has been made in almost every kind of instrument, e.g., in marriage settlements, Cogan v. Duffield,
Presumptive title
the right of the true proprietor of the reversionary fee. Such a presumption, in the absence of any satisfactory proof to the contrary, will sustain an action for a tresspass by a wrongdoer, and will indeed be
Petition of Right
Petition of Right, 3 Car. 1, c. 1, a parliamentary declaration of the liberties of the people, assented to by Charles I. in the beginning of his reign. In the first Parliament of Charles I., which...
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