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SUBSTRACTION

French law. The act of taking something fraudulently; it is generally applied to the taking of the goods of the estate of a deceased person fraudulently. Vide Expilation. … [Read more...] about SUBSTRACTION

SUBSTANTIATE

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To verify as fact, to establish as fact through the production of evidence. … [Read more...] about SUBSTANTIATE

SUBTENANT

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An under-tenant; one who leases all or a part of the rented premises from the original lessee for a term less than that held by the latter. Forrest v. Durnell. 86 Tex. 647, 26 S. W. 481. … [Read more...] about SUBTENANT

SUBSTANTIVE

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Of substance. … [Read more...] about SUBSTANTIVE

SUB-TENANT

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The same as under-tenant. See Under-leaser; Under-tenant, and 1 Bell's Com. 76. … [Read more...] about SUB-TENANT

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