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Passing off

to be passing off his goods, as of the firms, the right of action for damages would not stand affected by the firm not having a trade mark, Durga Dutt Sarma v. Navaratna Pharmaceutical Laboratories, AIR 1962

Piracy

right to his works, which consists of an exclusive right to the sequence of the words as they stand; and if any one else reprint these without addition, subtraction, or trans-position, it is an inroad on the

Wanlass

Wanlass, an ancient tenure of lands, i.e. to drive deer to a stand, that the lord may have a shot, Blount's Tenures, 140.

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Vang

Vang [Sax.], to stand for one at the font, Blount.

commitment

A criminal defendant may be committed to a mental hospital as a result of being found incompetent to stand trial, not guilty by reason of insanity, or incompetent to be sentenced. b : an act of referring

Water-works

Water-works, includes all lakes, tanks,streams, cisterns, springs, pumps, wells, reservoirs, aqueducts, water-tanks, sluices mains, pipes, culverts, hydrants, stand-pipes, and conduits, and all machinery, lands, buildings, bridges and things, used for, or intended for the purpose of

in pari causa

in pari causa [Late Latin, in a like case] : in a case where all parties stand equal in right according to law

status

status [Latin, mode or condition of being, from stare to stand] 1 a : the condition of a person or a thing in the eyes of the law b

alienist

alienist : a psychiatrist who specializes in the legal aspects of psychiatry (as determining sanity or capacity to stand trial)

appellee

appellee : the party to an appeal arguing that the lower court's judgment was correct and should stand compare appellant

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