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SUPPLEMENT

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An addition, that which is annexed and completes or enhances the primary item or document. … [Read more...]

SUPERIORITY

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In Scotch law. The dominium directum of lands, without the profit 1 Forb. Inst. pt. 2, p. 97. … [Read more...]

SUPPLEMENT, LETTERS OF

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In Scotch practice. A process by which a party not residing within the jurisdiction of an inferior court may be cited to appear before it. Bell. … [Read more...]

SUMMUM JUS

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Lat. Strict right; extreme right. The extremity or rigor of the law. Summa Jus, summa injuria; summa lex, summa crux. Extreme law (rigor of law) is the greatest injury; strict law is great punishment. Hob. 125. That is, Insistence upon the full measure of a man's strict legal rights may work the greatest Injury to others, unless equity can aid. … [Read more...]

SUPER INJUNCTION

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An injunction that has been obtained in the privacy of the court and the parties so that the names of the parties and terms of the injunction are known solely to the court and the parties. … [Read more...]

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