- ****- -demn- harm condemn, condemnation, damage, ****ation, ****ific,
****ify, indemnification, indemnify,
indemnity decem decem- ten dean, deanery,...
-
having hoped for an
annuity of some £40 from Arbella, his
being "so much
****ified (i.e.
having lost this much) by
leaving the University." The so-called...
- 000 in 2023) from
Arbella based on the fact that he had "been so much
****ified [i.e. that much out of pocket] by
leaving the University". This has led...
- by the
fumes and
noisome vapours of his neighbour's
alkali works, is
****ified without any
fault of his own; and it
seems but
reasonable and just that...
- in the
filth of his
house of office, that it may not flow in upon and
****ify his neighbour".
During the 19th
century and the
Industrial Revolution,...
- he
shall pay the
double of the same that he so received, to the
party ****ified, or, in
default of him, to any
other that will
pursue in this behalf:...
-
graduate entrants Appointment of an
ombudsman to
represent entrepreneurs ****ified by
fiscal or
other authorities Increased spending on
education Studentship...
- all such
persons as have been or
shall be sued,
molested or in
anyway ****ified contrary to
Articles or
Conditions granted in Time of War. 19 June 1649...
- that one's
physical - and by
extension one's
mental -
health might be '
****ified' for the
purposes of an
Aquilian action,
hence intentional,
reckless or...
- the
entire penal sum
irrespective of the
amount he had been
harmed (“
****ified” in the
verbiage of the time). This
shift led
Chancery to
grant relief...
