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subject matter jurisdiction
Matched in: Term subject matter jurisdiction
Subject to safe arrival
Matched in: Term Subject to safe arrival
Subject to formal contract
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British subject
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remainder vested subject to open
Matched in: Term remainder vested subject to open
fee simple subject to condition subsequent
Matched in: Term fee simple subject to condition subsequent
Mixed subjects of property
Mixed subjects of property, such as fall within the definition of things real, but which are attended nevertheless with some
Subjective satisfaction
Subjective satisfaction, means that 'satisfying oneself', Yakub Ismail Chhipa v. District Magistrate, Bharuch, 1996 Cr LR Guj 4.
Natural-born subjects
Natural-born subjects, those that are born within the dominions of the Crown of England and within the allegiance of the
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