vindicatory

As a limitation on the action, estoppel blocks its vindicatory function.

On the facts, Markom was theoretically entitled to recover the property in vindicatory proceedings.

And that fire, those bursting flames that erupted from deep inside her skin as if they were being blown outward by some fierce vindicatory pressure.

Studying Picard's manner for vindicatory hints, Madred decided not to prod for details of forensic tricks.

If, for example, the goods are stolen and found in possession of a third party (not the thief), the seller must cede his vindicatory rights to the buyer.

The purpose of the award is vindicatory - to mark the existence of the right in question and to mark the fact of its violation by the wrongdoer.

What one could take as one énième album of pop electronics coming from England a little inoffensive, reasonably wallpaper, has all the vindicatory and autobiographical scathing attack.

The rei vindicatio, or vindicatory action, is a remedy available to the owner to reclaim his property from wherever it is found and from whosoever is unlawfully holding it.

All this is the opinion of Anthony Pagden, whose The Enlightenment: And Why It Still Matters is the latest in a long line of vindicatory histories of the period.

In the speech, he also called for a new era of teaching music in which the social, communal, spiritual, and vindicatory aims of the child and adolescent become a beacon and a goal for a vast social mission.

IN A SUBTLE MOMENT OF vindicatory humor on "The Simpsons" several years ago, the cartoon family was in a graveyard, walking past headstones inscribed with names like "Fish Police" and "Capitol Critters."

He wishes to obtain a declaration as to the unlawfulness of the United Kingdom's conduct at the outset, both by way of vindicatory relief, and in order to clear the path for a claim for damages in respect of the very substantial losses he has suffered.