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A Dictionary of Law · William C. Anderson · 1889
A Dictionary of Law
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As applicable to what takes place between parties, when it results in a breach of the peace or a flagrant violation of law, is in general use, and well understood.* It is of constant application in legal proceedings, and in the reports of adjudicated cases. It is expressive of a group or collection of ideas that cannot, perhaps, be imparted so well by any other term.< 2. In the performance of a covenant, see Possible.