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breach <a breach; breaches> SUST.

breach <a breach; breaches> SUST.

breach SUST.

breach

breach SUST.

breach SUST.

breach DER.
breach DER.

breach SUST.

breach

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The breach was not serious, and the public is put at a very high risk due to drinking and driving.
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It was a fundamental breach of promise to the people.
www.smh.com.au
But there is something much worse than a breach of pedantry and linguistic lack of logic.
www.independent.co.uk
Where the case is premised on liquidated damages, such as a breach of a promissory note, then judgment will be entered in that amount.
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Near the breach itself, the force of the rushing water uprooted trees and even separated some houses from their foundations.
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Through this breach, the tanks and motorised units could break through without the traditional encumbrance of the slow logistics of infantry on foot.
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Breach of a non-material term gives rise to a claim for damages only.
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Poor women turned to breach of promise to win money to support an illegitimate child or after being deserted by a man with whom they had cohabited for years.
www.express.co.uk
Disorderly conduct is prohibited including, but not limited to: abusive language, intoxication, disturbance of other persons using the trail, or breach of peace.
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The defendant's conduct may constitute both a breach of contract and a delict, thus giving a plaintiff a choice of which remedy to pursue.
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