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Somebody
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Quidam
Somebody one unknown
disowning
the refusal to acknowledge something or somebody as ones own
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leg pull
An attempt to make somebody believe something that is not true done as a joke
leg pulling
The act of attempting to make somebody believe something that is not true done as a joke
Administrator
a will or the right to administration, until the suit be determined, in order that there may be somebody to take care of the estate: Administration cum testamento annexo, when there is no executor named in the
Bailment
servants, see Cheshire v. Bailey, (1905) 1 KB 237. See CARRIER. (6) Mandatum. A delivery of goods to somebody, who is to carry them, or do something about them, gratis. Consult Wyatt Paine on Bailments; Chitty on
Litigative puppetry
Litigative puppetry, the technique of making someone to litigate, while somebody else, who is the real beneficiary of the litigation controls matters from the background. In the instant case
Wholly and exclusively
when s. 37 was finally enacted into law, the word 'necessarily' came to be dropped. The fact that somebody other than the assessee is also benefited by the expenditure should not come in the way of an
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