CLAT UG - English/Legal Vocabulary

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Abeyance, Abeyance (sections)
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Allege, Allege (sections)
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Arbitrary, Arbitrary (sections)
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Culpable, Culpable (sections)
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De Facto, De Facto (sections)
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De Jure, De Jure (sections)
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Cy Pres Doctrine, Cy Pres Doctrine (sections)
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Permanent injunction, Permanent Injunction (sections)
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Novation, Novation (sections)
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Plaintiff, Plaintiff (sections)
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Defendant, Defendant (sections)
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Ratify, Ratify (sections)
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Ratify, Ratify (sections)
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Pleading, Pleading (sections)
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Complaint, Complaint (sections)
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Acquittal, Acquittal (sections)
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Bail, Bail (sections)
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Arbitration, Arbitration (sections)
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Mediation, Mediation (sections)
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Joint Tortfeasors, Joint Tortfeasors (sections)
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