- A
restraining order or
protective order is an
order used by a
court to
protect a
person in a
situation often involving alleged domestic violence, child...
- to his
physical attack on a
nurse afterwards. His
subsequent physical restrainment included giving a dose of
medication that is
above the
recommended limit...
- Look up
restraint in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Restraint may
refer to: Restraint, or self-control, a
personal virtue Medical restraint, form of...
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order (Canadian law)
Restraining order –
Legal order prohibiting certain entities from
specified actions Quia timet –
Action to
restrain threatened wrongful...
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Modifications included limiting the
number of
players allowed between the two
restraining lines on the draw to five
players per team. This rule has
since been...
- The
Restraining Acts of
early 1775 were two Acts p****ed by the
Parliament of
Great Britain,
which limited colonial trade in
response to both increasing...
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Involuntary commitment,
civil commitment, or
involuntary hospitalization/hospitalisation, or
informally in
Britain sectioning,
being sectioned, commitment...
- June 1767. The
Indemnity Act 1767 p****ed on 2 July 1767. The New York
Restraining Act 1767 p****ed on 2 July 1767. The Vice
Admiralty Court Act 1768 p****ed...
- At the same time,
Giuffre was
accused of
breaching a
family violence restraining order taken out by her
estranged husband, with a
court hearing set for...
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dependence on a few products, the
permanence and
combination of
which severely restrain their development". An
example of such
derogation is seen in the approval...
