Definition of Accessorial. Meaning of Accessorial. Synonyms of Accessorial

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Definition of Accessorial

Accessorial
Accessorial Ac`ces*so"ri*al, a. Of or pertaining to an accessory; as, accessorial agency, accessorial guilt.

Meaning of Accessorial from wikipedia

- "novel discovery that these 'super-hot' chili peppers have developed accessorial vesicles on the pericarp tissue in addition to the vesicles on the placental...
- Corporation of China into two grid companies, five generation groups and four accessorial business companies. The two grid companies created were the State Grid...
- to the origin and/or destination. By doing this, shippers avoid any accessorial fees that might normally be charged for liftgate, residential pickup/delivery...
- knowledge that a crime is about to be committed count as sufficient for accessorial liability. Two or more persons may act as prin****ls in the first or...
- small dots in the field), forms of the hatched loop and double-axe, and accessorial rows of small dots and single or double wavy lines"; also, the "ripple...
- enhancement to UPS and FedEx because they do not charge the full array of accessorial charges mentioned in the section above. Delivery of heavy goods, such...
- conclusion, the Second Circuit stated that "the standard for imposing accessorial liability under the Alien Tort Statute must be drawn from international...
- subdivision dorsally sclerotised. The tergal sclerites have true and accessorial setae which are useful for determining species. Unlike in other subfamilies...
- is an English criminal law case, dealing with aiding and abetting and accessorial liability. The court ruled that for aiding and abetting to have taken...
- offence. "****isting" is likely to be considered similar to "aiding" in accessorial liability. ****istance can be provided indirectly, for example through...