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ALLEGIANCE
allegiance. 1. A citizen’s obligation of fidelity and obedience to the government or sovereign in return for the benefits of the protection of the state. • Allegiance may be either an absolute and permanent obligation or a qualified and temporary one. acquired allegiance.The allegiance owed by a naturalized citizen. actual allegiance.The obedience owed by one…
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alleged (<<schwa>>-lejd), adj.1. Asserted to be true as described <alleged offenses>.2. Accused but not yet tried <alleged murderer>. [Blacks Law 8th]
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allegatum (al-<<schwa>>-gay-t<<schwa>>m), n.[Latin] A fact alleged in a pleading; ALLEGATION. Pl. alle-gata.Cf. PROBATUM. [Blacks Law 8th]
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allegations-of-the-complaint rule.See EIGHT-CORNERS RULE. [Blacks Law 8th]
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allegation of use.See amendment to allege use under TRADEMARK-APPLICATION AMENDMENT . [Blacks Law 8th]
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allegation of faculties.Family law. Archaic. A statement detailing a husband’s or wife’s property, made by a spouse who seeks alimony. See FACULTIES. [Cases: Divorce 239. C.J.S. Divorce §§ 416–419, 421–426.] [Blacks Law 8th]
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allegation,n.1. The act of declaring something to be true. 2. Something declared or asserted as a matter of fact, esp. in a legal pleading; a party’s formal statement of a factual matter as being true or provable, without its having yet been proved. — allege,vb. defensive allegation.Eccles. law. A defendant’s response in an ecclesiastical action;…
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allegatio falsi (al-<<schwa>>-gay-shee-oh fal-sIorfawl-sI). [Latin] Hist. An untrue allegation. Cf. EXPRESSIO FALSI. [Blacks Law 8th]
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allegata (al-<<schwa>>-gay-t<<schwa>>). [Latin] pl.ALLEGATUM. [Blacks Law 8th]
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all-claims rule.Patents. The now-abandoned doctrine that a patent is invalid unless every inventor named in the patent made an inventive contribution to every claim in the patent. • Section 116 of the Patent Act now expressly provides that inventors may apply for a patent jointly even though each did not make a contribution to the…
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