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LC

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Letter of credit … [Read more...] about LC

LEALTE

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Fr. Legality; the condition of a legalis homo, or lawful man. … [Read more...] about LEALTE

LEAUTE

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Fr. Legality; sufficiency in law. Britt c. 109. … [Read more...] about LEAUTE

LE CONGRES

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A species of proof on charges of impotency in France, coitus coram testibus. Abolished A. D. 1677. Le contrat fait la loi. The contract makes the law. … [Read more...] about LE CONGRES

To incline in opinion or preference. A court is sometimes said to "lean against" a doctrine, construction, or view contended for, whereby it is meant that the court regards it with disfavor or repugnance, because of its inexpedience, injustice, or inconsistency. … [Read more...] about LEAN

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