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Representation

for resisting specific performance redgrave v hurd 20 ch d 1 or for rescinding the contract newbigging v adam 34 ch d 582 and see russell and brown s contract 1934 ch 34 underlease described as a … representation by public bodies associations or individuals ventilating individual grievances are considered by petitions committee of lok sabha representations in the form of letters telegrams copies

Licence

seal see wood v leadbitter 1845 13 m w 838 or it may be revocable but see lowe v adams 1901 1 ch 598 a licence is necessary before doing many acts as to marry without publication of

Ad medium filum vi' (aqu')

central london railway 1913 ac 364 the presumption does not apply to a railway that is a boundary thompson v hickman 1907 1 ch 550

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Sacrament

the holy communion cannot be refused to a person because he has married his deceased wife s sister thompson v dibdin 1912 ac 533 and see canon 27 and the ante communion rubrics in the prayer book the

Coffee house

coffee house usually means a house where refresh ment such as tea or coffee is supplied thompson v lacy 1820 3b ald 283

Jactitation

ensue the party injured sues for the purpose of having perpetual silence enjoined upon the unjustifiable boaster see thompson v rourke 1893 p 70

Dearle v. Hall

dearle v hall the rule which takes its name from this case reported 1823 3 russ 1 originated with the

Rule 10b-5

rule 10b 5 10b 5 from the section of the securities exchange act of 1934 pursuant to which the rule was

v.

v versus

Q.V.

q v quod vide used to refer a reader to the word chapter etc the name of which it immediately

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