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Special Sessions
Special Sessions. See SESSIONS
Special tail
Special tail, where an estate-tail is limited to the children of two given parents, as to A. an the
Special Bail
Special Bail. See BAIL.
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Special administration
Special administration, one limited to a particular extent of time, or to a specified subject-matter, as distinguished from a
Special traverse
Special traverse, a form of pleading, abolished by C.L.P. Act, 1852, s. 65.
special lien
special lien see lien
special employee
special employee : an employee under workers' compensation law who is assigned by his or her employer to work
special endorsement
special endorsement see endorsement
special exception
special exception : a use of property that is allowed under a zoning ordinance under specified conditions : conditional
special facts doctrine
special facts doctrine : a doctrine holding that a corporate officer with superior knowledge gained by virtue of being
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Specially - Law Dictionary Search Results
Special Sessions
Special Sessions. See SESSIONS
Special tail
Special tail, where an estate-tail is limited to the children of two given parents, as to A. an the
Special Bail
Special Bail. See BAIL.
Keep your definitions linked to case research
Special administration
Special administration, one limited to a particular extent of time, or to a specified subject-matter, as distinguished from a
Special traverse
Special traverse, a form of pleading, abolished by C.L.P. Act, 1852, s. 65.
special lien
special lien see lien
special employee
special employee : an employee under workers' compensation law who is assigned by his or her employer to work
special endorsement
special endorsement see endorsement
special exception
special exception : a use of property that is allowed under a zoning ordinance under specified conditions : conditional
special facts doctrine
special facts doctrine : a doctrine holding that a corporate officer with superior knowledge gained by virtue of being
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