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NONAGIUM, OR NONAGE

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A ninth part of movables which was paid to the clergy on the death of persons in their parish, and claimed on pretense of being distributed to pious uses. Blount … [Read more...]

NON-APPARENT EASEMENT

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A non-continuous or discontinuous easement Fetters v. Humphreys, 18 N. J. Eq. 262. See EASEMENT. … [Read more...]

NONAPPEARANCE

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The failure to appear, such as in court when one is expected to be in court. … [Read more...]

NON-APPEARANCE

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A failure of appearance; the omission of the defendant to" appear within the time limited. … [Read more...]

NON-ASSESSABLE

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This word, placed upon a certificate of stock, does not cancel or impair the obligation to pay the amount due upon the shares created by the acceptance and holding of such certificate. At most its legal effect is a stipulation against liability from further assessment or taxation after the entire subscription of one hundred per cent, shall have been paid. Upton v. Tribil-cook, … [Read more...]

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