Solvent - Law Dictionary Search Results
molality
mixtures 1 molal being the concentration of a solution containing 1 mole of solute per 1000 grams of solvent Compare molar
Resolvent
Having power to resolve causing solution solvent
Retinol
A hydrocarbon oil C32H16 obtained by the distillation of resin used as a solvent as an antiseptic and in printers ink
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Solvency
The quality or state of being solvent
Contribution
surety who has paid the whole, being entitled to receive contribution from all the others, or from the solvent sureties, if any of them become insolvent, for what he has done in relieving them from a common
Marshalling
Act, 1925, s. 2), except that by s. 34, ibid., some alteration in the order of administration of solvent estates is provided for. See ADMINISTRATION; Seton on Judgments; Aldrich v. Cooper, (1802) 8 Ves 308; 1 W.
Guardianship
no guardian already. The guardian was usually of the same religion as the infant's parents, and must be solvent, of a moral, capable, and humane character, and resident in England. The wardship of infants and the care
Idoneus
Idoneus, means appropriate or suitable. A responsi-ble or solvent man, for example, was as an idoneus homo while a pledge of sufficient security was termed idonea cautio.
Married women's property
life and if given by the husband passed to her absolutely at her husband's death if he died solvent. See PARAPHERNALIA. The almost complete control which the Common Law gave to the husband was much modified by
methanol
alcohol of the paraffin series CH3OH methyl alcohol Called also wood alcohol It is used as an antifreeze solvent as a fuel and as a denaturant for ethyl alcohol
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