Day: December 12, 2017

Legal Words and Phrases
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Legal Words and Phrases

Mutatis mutandis’—Meaning—Matters or things are generally the same, but to be altered when necessary, as to names, offices and the like. State of Kerala v. Haridasan, P. (F. B.) I.L.R. 2015 (1) Kerala Obiter Dictum and Ratio Decidendi—Explained. Valsamma v. Abraham I.L.R....
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