Judicial Dictionary - M
Judicial Dictionary
Legislative Dictionary
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| Title | Details | Hits |
|---|---|---|
| Mala fides | Mala fides signify with or in bad faith. Mala fide is to be alleged with particularity- Assertion of... | 1381 |
| Malice | Malice means unjustified, inexcusable intent to commit a wrongful, legally evil act. Malice is a legal... | 1485 |
| Malicious Prosecution | Malicious prosecution is a merit less civil or criminal action instituted solely to harass the defendant.... | 1234 |
| Malikana | Malikana means ownership or ownership rights. Section 3 (The SAT Act, 1950) is clear indicator of the... | 1380 |
| Mandatory injunction | Mandatory injunction requiring the performance of some specific act. An injunctive order issued by a... | 1233 |
| Marshalling | Marshalling is meant to protect the junior creditor from the effect of choices of enforcement strategy... | 1249 |
| Mischief | The etymology of the word comes from Old French mischief, which means "misfortune,' from mischever, "to... | 1330 |
| Mortgage | A mortgage is the transfer of an interest in specific immoveable property for the purpose of securing... | 1212 |
| Murder | Murder is the intentional killing of a human being. It includes causing serious physical injury leading... | 1271 |
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