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barratry
barratry (ˈbærətrɪ) Forms: 5–7 barratrie, 7 baratrie, 7–8 barretry, 8 baratry, 6– barratry. [a. OF. baraterie, barterie (= Pr. barataria), f. barat: see barrat and -ery, -ry.] 1. The purchase or sale of ecclesiastical preferment, or of offices of state.1427 Acts Jas. I (Scot.) §106 (1597) That na Cl... Oxford English Dictionary
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Barratry
Barratry (common law), litigation for the purpose of harassment or profit Ambulance chasing, when a lawyer seeks clients at a disaster site Barratry (admiralty law), misconduct by crew of a ship resulting in its damage Barratry, an old name for graft (politics) wikipedia.org
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Barratry (admiralty law)
Coulter explored the meaning of barratry in detail. References Admiralty law Crimes nl:Barratry#Andere_betekenissen wikipedia.org
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barratorship
ˈbarratorˌship [see -ship.] = barratry.1884 J. Sibbald Dante's Inf. xxii. 52 As servant next to Thiebault, righteous King, I set myself to ply barratorship. Oxford English Dictionary
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Barratry (common law)
Barratry by country Australia In Australia, the term barratry is predominantly used in the first sense of a frivolous or harassing litigant. In Texas, barratry is a misdemeanor on the first conviction, but a felony on subsequent convictions. wikipedia.org
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barratrous
barratrous, a. (ˈbærətrəs) [f. barratr-y + -ous.] In Marine Law: Of the nature of barratry, fraudulent. ˈbarratrously adv., by barratry.1842 J. A. Park Syst. Mar. Insur. I. v. 189 Where a ship and cargo was barratrously taken out of her course..by the barratrous act of the crew. 1848 Arnould Mar. In... Oxford English Dictionary
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Collegatary
See also Barratry Condonation Allonge References "Collegatary". Oxford English Dictionary. Oxford University Press. 2nd ed. 1989. wikipedia.org
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barratring
† ˈbarratring, ppl. a. Obs. rare—1. [cf. barratr-y, and barrat v.] Practising barratry.1716 M. Davies Ath. Brit. (1716) Crit. Hist. 18 Such as are but Barretring and Champetring Sollicitors in Learning. Oxford English Dictionary
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bartery
† ˈbartery Obs. Also 6 bartry, 7 bartrie, -terie. [f. barter + -y. Cf. barratry, and It. baratteria ‘bartring or chaffring one thing for another’ (Florio 1611).] 1. Traffic by exchange, barter; = prec.1570 Act 13 Eliz. vii. §1 Using..the Trade of Merchandize by way of Bargaining, Exchange, Rechange,... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ambulance chasing
Ambulance chasing, also known as barratry, is a term which refers to a lawyer soliciting for clients at a disaster site. wikipedia.org
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Bonturo Dati
Boasting that he would put an end to barratry, ironically he became famous for his venality. wikipedia.org
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John B. Boatwright
On December 14, 1959 the committee issued a 13-page report on offenses including barratry, champerty, running and capping. The 1957 report had accused Savage of champerty, barratry and unauthorized practice of law, the latter two offenses together with the Virginia NAACP's wikipedia.org
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Ron Reynolds (politician)
In November 2015, Reynolds was convicted on multiple misdemeanor counts under Texas' Barratry & Solicitation of Professional Employment statute. wikipedia.org
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William F. Stone
Among the various laws were seven expanding the common law legal offenses of champerty, maintenance, barratry, running and capping, as well as the statutory the Boatwright Committee opined that various segregationist organizations did not commit the newly expanded legal offenses of champerty, maintenance, barratry wikipedia.org
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Gabrielli family
He condemned Dante Alighieri, the famous poet, for barratry, and exiled him from Florence. vengeance on Cante by giving the allusive name of Rubicante to the furious devil that Dante himself encounters in the Divine Comedy, in the bolgia of barratry wikipedia.org
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