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DUE COURSE

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In the course of events that will or are expected to cake place. … [Read more...]

DUE COURSE OF LAW

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This phrase is synonymous with "due process of law." or "the law of the land." and the general definition thereof is "lawin its regular course of administration through courts of justice;" and. while not alwaysnecessarily confined to judicial proceedings yet these words have such a significationwhen used to designate the kind of an eviction or ouster from real estate by which … [Read more...]

DRUGGIST

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A dealer in drugs; one whose business is to sell drugs and medicines. In strict usage, this term is to be distinguished from "apothecary." A druggist deals in the uncompounded medicinal substances; the business of an apothecary is to mix and compound them. But in America the two words are used Interchangeably, as the same persons usually discharge both functions. State v. … [Read more...]

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