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CONCESSOR

A grantor; one who makes a concession to another. … [Read more...] about CONCESSOR

To hide; secrete; withhold from the knowledge of others. The word "conceal," according to the best lexicographers, signifies to withhold or keep secret mental facts from another's knowledge, as well as to hide or secrete physical objects from sight or observation. Gerry v. Dunham, 57 Me. 339. Concealed. The term "concealed" is not synonymous with "lying in wait." If a person … [Read more...] about CONCEAL

CONCESSUM

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Accorded; conceded. This term, frequently used in the old reports, signifies that the court admitted or assented to a point or proposition made on the argument … [Read more...] about CONCESSUM

CONCEALED

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The term "concealed" is not synonymous with "lying in wait." If a person conceals himself for the purpose of shooting another unawares he is lying in wait; but a person may while concealed shoot another without committing the crime of murder. People v. Miles 55 Cal. 207. The term "concealed weapons" means weapons willfully or knowingly covered or kept from sight. Owen v. State. … [Read more...] about CONCEALED

CONCEALED WEAPON

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A weapon, usually deadly, which is concealed or hidden and kept within the reach or control of the holder (e.g. in a vest pocket.) A permit is required to carry a concealed weapon and are usually reserved only for law enforcement. Private citizens may apply for a permit but usually must show a need and must also have a clean criminal record. … [Read more...] about CONCEALED WEAPON

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