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Substantial truth is a
legal doctrine affecting libel and
slander laws in
common law
jurisdictions such as the
United States or the
United Kingdom. Under...
- The
substantial disruption test is a
criterion set
forth by the
United States Supreme Court, in the
leading case of
Tinker v. Des
Moines Independent Community...
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Stanley Robinson,
known as
Substantial, is a hip hop
recording artist from
Prince George's County, Maryland. He now
operates out of Virginia. His videos...
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Substantial similarity, in US
copyright law, is the
standard used to
determine whether a
defendant has
infringed the
reproduction right of a copyright...
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Substantial form is a
central philosophical concept in
Aristotelianism and, afterwards, in Scholasticism. The form is the idea,
existent or
embodied in...
- In food safety, the
concept of
substantial equivalence holds that the
safety of a new food,
particularly one that has been
genetically modified (GM),...
- A
substantial meal or
table meal is a
legal term of art
regarding the
application of
alcohol licensing laws in
England and Wales. The
purported definition...
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Substantial part may
refer to:
Substantial part (Canadian
copyright law),
concept in
Canadian copyright law
Substantial part test, test in the United...
- At
common law,
substantial performance is an
alternative principle to the
perfect tender rule. It
allows a
court to
imply a term that
allows a partial...
- law, the
substantial certainty doctrine is the ****umption of
intent even if the
actor did not
intend the result, but knew with
substantial certainty...
