Alteration

Alteration - Changing or making different.,
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Alteration: Changing or making different.
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Taste Alteration: A temporary change in taste perception.
Testes: Also called testicles. The two egg-shaped glands found inside the scrotum. They produce sperm and male hormones.

ALTERATION - An act done upon an instrument in writing by a party entitled under it, without the consent of the other party, by which its meaning or language is changed; it imports some fraud or design on the part of him who made it.

Alteration - Changing or making different.
Alternative dispute resolution - Settling a dispute without a full, formal trial. Methods include mediation, conciliation, arbitration, and settlement, among others.

4. The alterations of any of the maxims of the common law are dangerous. 2 Inst. 210. The following are some of the more important maxims.

in law, alteration of the provisions of a legal document. The term usually refers to the alteration of a statute or a constitution, but it is also applied in parliamentary law to proposed changes to a bill or motion under consideration, ...

[Perhaps alteration of Greek kuklos, circle; see cycle + alteration of CLAN.]
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change - An alteration; a modification or addition; substitution of one thing for another. Exchange of money against money of a different denomination.

Amendments - Alterations sought to specifications or other documents because the drafter has become aware of new facts, circumstances have changed or because he has changed his mind.

Exchanges after the war sat in 1918 and 1919, under Lord Cunliffe's chairmanship, to consider among other things the working of the Bank Act, 1844, and the constitution and functions of the Bank of England, with a view to recommending any alterations ...

Variation: Alteration of term of court order.
Verdict: Decision of a jury. In criminal cases, this is usually expressed as guilty or not guilty and may be unanimous or by a majority of 11-1 or 10-2.

[probably alteration of guaranty]
1 : See also guarantor
2 : See also guaranty
3 : an assurance that a condition will be fulfilled: as ...

'The impairment of one's ability to drive is generally understood as meaning the alteration of one's judgment an decrease in one's physical abilities.... (T)his impairment does not need to reach an particular level.

Modification: A change or alteration in matters under discussion and at issue.

"Under California law, 'waste' is defined as the destruction, misuse, alteration, or neglect of real property by a person who is in lawful possession to the injury of the interest (or estate) of another in the property. 'Bad faith' [i.e.

(n) Avulsion is the change or alterations of the boundaries or landmarks of a property occurred due to a sudden change in the natural existence of the environment at that place. Eg. Change of direction of river flow,2.

citizen [Anglo-French citezein, alteration of Old French citeien, from cité city] 1 : a native or naturalized individual who owes allegiance to a government (as of a state or nation) and is entitled to ...

Forgery. At common law, the fraudulent making or alteration of a writing to the prejudice of another man's right. 4 Bl. Com. 217.
Forswear. To swear falsely.
Forum cœli. The court of heaven.

Amendment - Change or alteration to existing legislation or acts.
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modification: A change or alteration, like modification of a sentence (where the terms of punishment for a defendant are changed) or of a probation order (where a new probation order is issued changing the terms of the original order).

An x-ray test is said to be "positive" if the x-ray film reveals an alteration in normal anatomical structure (fracture, etc.), an invasion by a new growth such as a tumor, ...

Modification Any alteration of an aspect of provisions in legislation. It may concern the content provisions, their time of force or efficacy, their legal value or status. Modifications of contents are usually performed through amendment.

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