nonlimitation (Meaning)
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nonlimitation (n.)
Want of limitation; failure to limit.
Synonyms & Antonyms of nonlimitation
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nonlimitation Sentence Examples
- The nonlimitation clause in the agreement ensures that one party is not restricted from pursuing additional activities outside the scope of the contract.
- The nonlimitation principle in intellectual property law allows creators to exploit their works without undue restrictions.
- The nonlimitation of prosecution principle in criminal law prohibits authorities from charging individuals for the same offense multiple times.
- The nonlimitation rule in mathematics states that any expression involving an infinite number of variables cannot be equal to a finite value.
- The nonlimitation of liability clause in a contract exempts one party from financial responsibility beyond a specified amount.
- The nonlimitation of rights doctrine in employment law protects employees from being deprived of their rights without due process.
- The nonlimitation of actions statute in law establishes a time frame within which legal claims can be filed.
- The nonlimitation principle in physics suggests that there are no absolute limits to the speed or energy of particles.
- The nonlimitation of the human spirit refers to the potential for endless growth, learning, and achievement.
- The nonlimitation clause in a partnership agreement ensures that all partners have equal rights and opportunities to participate in the business.
FAQs About the word nonlimitation
Want of limitation; failure to limit.
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The nonlimitation clause in the agreement ensures that one party is not restricted from pursuing additional activities outside the scope of the contract.
The nonlimitation principle in intellectual property law allows creators to exploit their works without undue restrictions.
The nonlimitation of prosecution principle in criminal law prohibits authorities from charging individuals for the same offense multiple times.
The nonlimitation rule in mathematics states that any expression involving an infinite number of variables cannot be equal to a finite value.
