Judicial Dictionary - R
Judicial Dictionary
Legislative Dictionary
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| Title | Details | Hits |
|---|---|---|
| Raiyat | The term raiyat originates from an Arabic word raiyat [from ra'a] meaning etymologically, 'a herd at... | 671 |
| Rape | Rape apart from being a dehumanizing act is an unlawful intrusion on the right of privacy and sanctity... | 628 |
| Reasonable grounds | A court acts under section 344 of the Code of Criminal Procedure upon reasonable grounds. What constitute... | 536 |
| Record | A written account of all the acts and proceedings in a lawsuit. A written memorial made by a public officer... | 577 |
| Record-of-Rights | Entries in record of rights maintained in official course of business are relevant piece of evidence.... | 630 |
| Redemption | Redemption as general term meaning to set loose or release a person from bondage Redemption is the right... | 582 |
| Remedial enactment | A "remedial enactment" is one which improves and facilitates remedy already existing for the enforcement... | 515 |
| Rent | Rent has been defined in Article 3(37) of the Basic Democracies Order in the following words: "3. (37)... | 487 |
| Res Judicata | Res judicata (derived from "res iudicata", Latin for "a thing decided"), more commonly res judicata in... | 613 |
| Resident | 'Resident' ordinarily means inhabitant of a place; it may be permanent or it may be temporary. Temporary... | 579 |
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