Ad infinitum
The Latin term "Ad infinitum " means, in a UK legal context: "forever, without limit, to infinity".
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Ad infinitum - For ever, without limit, To infinity
Alibi - At another place, Elsewhere
Aliunde - From elsewhere, or, from a different source ...
Ad Infinitum:
Latin: forever; without limit; indefinitely.
Ad Litem:
Latin: for the suit. A person appointed only for the purposes of prosecuting or defending an action on behalf of another such as a child or mentally-challenged person.
Ad infinitum - Latin: forever; without limit; indefinitely.
ADJOURN - To suspend indefinitely, or until a later stated time.
ADJOURNMENT - The postponing or putting off a case or session of court until ...
Ad Infinitum (insurance term)
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Other Comprehensive Basis of Accounting (Ocboa) (in accounting)
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Expanded Legal Definition of Ad HocAd Infinitum Latin: forever; without limit; indefinitely.
Expanded Legal Definition of Ad InfinitumAdjective Law Procedural law.
A general failure of issue, whenever it may happen, without fixing a time, or certain or definite period, within which it must take place. The issue of the first taker must be extinct, and the issue of the issue ad infinitum, ...
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