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TAN
TAN. See tax-anticipation note under NOTE(1). [Blacks Law 8th]
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Talmud (tahl-muud ortal-m<>d), n. A work embodying the civil and canonical law of the Jewish people. — Talmudic (tahl-moo-dik or tal-), adj. [Blacks Law 8th]
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tampering,n.1. The act of altering a thing; esp., the act of illegally altering a document or product, such as written evidence or a consumer good. See Model Penal Code §§ 224.4, 241.8; 18 USCA § 1365. 2. The act or an instance of engaging in improper or underhanded dealings, esp. in an attempt to influence.…
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tamper,vb.1. To meddle so as to alter (a thing); esp., to make changes that are illegal, corrupting, or perverting. 2. To interfere improperly; to meddle. [Blacks Law 8th]
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tam facti quam animi (tam fak-tI kwam an-<>-mI). [Latin] Hist. In deed as well as in intention. [Blacks Law 8th]
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TAM.abbr.TECHNICAL ADVICE MEMORANDUM. TAME tame,adj. (Of an animal) domesticated; accustomed to humans. See domestic animal under ANIMAL. [Cases: Animals 1. C.J.S. Animals §§ 2–8.] [Blacks Law 8th]
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tally. 1.Hist. A stick cut into two parts and marked with notches to show what was due between a debtor and creditor. “The tally, used as a receipt for money or chattels, was a narrow wooden stick with notches of varying dimensions to represent the amount received. After the notches had been cut, the stick…
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tallage. 1.Hist. An arbitrary tax levied by the monarch on towns and lands belonging to the crown. • Royal tallages were abolished in the 14th century when Parliament gained the power to approve or disapprove the monarch’s direct-taxation schemes. 2.Hist. A levy demanded by a feudal lord from tenants in lieu of the tenants’ provision…
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talis qualis (tay-lis kway-lis). [Latin] Hist. Such as it is. • A purchaser who accepts title as it stands at the time of sale takes the title talis qualis. [Blacks Law 8th]
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talisman (tal-is-m<>n), n. A charm, amulet, or other physical thing supposedly capable of working wonders . — talismanic (tal-is-man-ik), adj. [Blacks Law 8th]
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