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Lawbook, means a book, usu. a technical one, about the law; esp., a primary legal text such

'ground' in s. 96(2) should be interpreted in such a technical way which would exclude certification in circumstances where the factual

of the Land Reforms Act has been used in a technical sense and it means those lands which are in the

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shades of meaning. Where the word has a scientific or technical meaning and also an ordinary meaning according to common parlance,

in the King's Bench Division). Indictments were of a highly technical character until simplified by the Indictments Act, 1915, which directs

of the debt. Since the Judicature Acts, obsolete as a technical form of action. See PLEADING.

Incipitur (it is begun). This was the technical commencement of a declaration, demurrer-book, judgment, etc.

the substance treated. The term has, however, developed a more technical and restricted sense. It is now generally used to mean

to be considered as a 'hank'. But according to the technical meaning acquired by the word 'hank' in commercial circles, the

was not apparent on the bill itself, or, as the technical phrase was, where it arose from matter dehors the bill,

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