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Agricultural Holdings Act, 1923
not cultivating according to good husbandry or had failed after notice within a reasonable time to pay rent due or to remedy a breach of a term or condition of good husbandry, or had materially prejudiced the
Executor
and testamentary expenses and debts legally paid by him out of his own pocket, and also any debt due to himself, before he pays any other creditor in equal degree, and he may retain his own debt
Privy purse
the Code of Civil Procedure. The use of the expression 'privy purse' instead of the expression 'pension' is due to historical reasons. The privy purse satisfies all the essential characteristics of a political pension, and as such,
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Mahr (dower)
ceremony no specification in this respect is made, the whole dower (mahr) is presumed to be prompt and due on demand. In Tyabji's MUSLIM LAW (4th Edn.) it is stated: Mehar is 'an essential incident to the
bond
insolvency fidelity bond : a bond or other form of contract to cover an employer against financial loss due to the dishonesty of an employee injunction bond : a bond required to be given by the applicant
Bond
on the amount secured is collected by means of coupons attached to the bond, which are cashed at due date as warrants for the interest specified on each. Other bonds are registered, and interest is paid by
Costs
referred to as local funds). (2) The costs which may be so directed to be paid are such sums as, subject to the regulation of the Secretary of State under this Act, appear to the court reasonably … witnesses are witnesses to character only, unless the court shall otherwise order. 2. As soon as the amount due to any person in respect of costs directed by a court of assize or a court of quarter
Pension
respect of any person, and includes retired pay so payable, a gratuity so payable and any sum or sums so payable by way of the return, with or without interest thereon or any other addition thereto, of … goals of the Constitution. The most practical raison d'etre for pensions is the inability to provide for oneself due to old age. It creates a vested right and is governed by the statutory rules such as the
Rent
sale or receipt of income of the land comprised in the term. Quit-rents, chief-rents, rent-charges, and other annual sums issuing out of land may by s. 45 of the 1881 Act be redeemed on requisition of the … with power to appoint a receiver of the same charged upon default for twenty-one days. Rent is not due till midnight of the day upon which it is reserved, although sunset is the time appointed by law
judgment
having authority to act on behalf of a business and usually marked by reasonableness and the exercise of due care ;also : the faculty of making such decisions sub·sti·tut·ed judgment : a decision regarding medical treatment made
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