Spoliator - Law Dictionary Search Results
spoliator
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spoliation
spoliation 1 : the destruction, alteration, or mutilation of evidence esp. by a party for whom the evidence is
Spoliation
Spoliation, a writ or suit for the fruits of a church or the church itself, to be sued in
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Exspoliation
Spoliation
Anrhaith-oddev
Anrhaith-oddev, spoliation, sufferance. A term used when a person's goods were confiscated and seized by the lord, Ibid.
Anrhaith-grbiddail
Anrhaith-grbiddail, pilfering, spoliation. A term for the graver spoliation to be exercised towards a homicide, Ibid.
Deed
with the assent of the parties, or delivering up the deed to be cancelled. The act of a spoliator will not avoid a deed. To prevent any after-dispute, any alteration or inter-lineation made in a deed before
despoliation
A stripping or plundering spoliation
Rapine
The act of plundering the seizing and carrying away of things by force spoliation pillage plunder
Land-reeve
water-courses, (3) stocking the commons, (4) watering for encroachments of all kinds, (5) preventing and detecting waste and spoliation by tenants and others, and (6) reporting on findings to the manger or land steward, Black's Law Dictionary,
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