Withdrawal - Law Dictionary Search Results
Forsake
To quit or leave entirely to desert to abandon to depart or withdraw from to leave as false friends and flatterers forsake us in adversity
Hide
To conceal or withdraw from sight to put out of view to secrete
Knobstick
One who refuses to join or withdraws from a trade union
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Leaver
One who leaves or withdraws
Recede
To move back to retreat to withdraw
Recession
The act of receding or withdrawing as from a place a claim or a demand
Trust
If it appear from the context that the first taker ws intended to have a discretionary power to withdraw the whole or any part of the subject from the objects of the wish or request, or if
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