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beautiful flowers so called because the elastic capsules burst when touched and scatter the seeds with considerable force Called also touch

abut abut·ted abut·ting vi : to touch along a border or with a projecting part used with

a specified time and place, there to inquire as jurors touching the death of such person as aforesaid. The coroner also

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general or partial, leaving the old laws still in force touching matters unprovided for. In the third case (which is strictly

is required to be done. See Jac. Law Dict.; Shep. Touch. 117; 2 Com. Ding. And see CONDITIONS OF SALE.

of it was the certifying what appears (constat) upon record touching the matter in question. It was held to be superior

Contiguous, prima facie means 'touching', Soillers Ltd. v. Cardiff Assessment Committee and Pritchard, (Cardiff Revenue Officer), (1931) 2 KB 21.

Contrectatio rei aliene, animo furandi, est furtum [Lat.], The touching of property not one's own, with an intention to steal,

similar import; or by doing and saying something. See Shep. Touch. P. 57. Delivery is of two kinds:-- (a) Absolute, when

out of Chancery to remove both the body and record touching the cause of any man lying in execution on a

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