Search results for: “defense community”
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Navy
Legal Definition and Related Resources of Navy Meaning of Navy A fleet of ships; an assembly of ships of war. Navy Alternative Definition The whole shipping, taken collec tively, belonging to […]
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War
Legal Definition and Related Resources of War Meaning of War A state of armed conflict between two or more nations. That state in which a nation prosecutes its rights by force. See Prize Cases 2 Black 635, 17 L. Ed. 459. In the United States the […]
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Public Policy
The phrase is one of wide import covering all principles under which the freedom of contract or private dealings is restricted by law for the good of the community . The principle which declares that no one can lawfully do that which has a tendency to be injurious to public welfare. […]
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Negotiable Instrument
Any written security such as a promissory note , a check , a draft or other bill of exchange which may be transferred by endorsement and delivery or by delivery only so as to vest title in the person who acquires the same in good faith and for value and which enables the […]
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Claim
Legal Definition and Related Resources of Claim Meaning of Claim The assertion of a right to a remedy , relief or property . Frequently used as synonymous with cause of action . The right to demand something of another. Frequently the term is […]
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Espionage
nounespial intelligence obtaining national defense secrets obtaining of classified information practice of spying on others search made for useful military information secret observation secret watching spying<…
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Defensum
(Law. Lat.) In old English law. An inclosure, or any fenced ground. ,2 Mon. Ang. 114; 3 Mon. Ang. 306. Inclusum et positum in defensum, inclosed and put in defense or fence. Bracton, fol. 228. Rationabilia defensa, reasonable defenses. Fleta, lib. 4, c. 19, ç 7. A part of an open […]
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Defensum
(Law. Lat.) In old English law. An inclosure, or any fenced ground. ,2 Mon. Ang. 114; 3 Mon. Ang. 306. Inclusum et positum in defensum, inclosed and put in defense or fence. Bracton, fol. 228. Rationabilia defensa, reasonable defenses. Fleta, lib. 4, c. 19, ç 7. A part of an open […]
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Departure
In pleading , a departure is said to exist where a party quits or departs from the case or defense which he has first made, and has recourse to another. warren v Powers, 5 Conn. 373. Where a departure relates to material averments the court is entitled to ignore the pleading that […]
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Departure
In pleading , a departure is said to exist where a party quits or departs from the case or defense which he has first made, and has recourse to another. warren v Powers, 5 Conn. 373. Where a departure relates to material averments the court is entitled to ignore the pleading that […]
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Severance
The act of severing. partition . Division. In relation to joint tenancy , it is the destruction of the unities essential for the formation and continuance of joint tenancy .