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61gratuitous — Manuahi, hā awi me ka uku ole …
62gratuitous — By way of gift; without consideration …
63gratuitous contract — Law. a contract for the benefit of only one of the parties, the other party receiving nothing as consideration. [1650 60] * * * …
64gratuitous violence — noun a) Violence that is not justified. b) The artificial depiction of excessive violence …
65gratuitous inducer — A substance that can induce transcription of a gene or genes, but is not a substrate for the induced enzyme(s) …
66gratuitous allowance — A pension. Moran v. Firemen s and Policemen s Pension Fund Commission of Jersey City, 20 NJ.Misc. 479, 28 A.2d 885, 887; State ex rel. Parker v. Board of Education of City of Topeka, 155 Kan. 754, 129 P.2d 265, 267 …
67gratuitous bailee — Person to whom possession of personal property is transferred and who furnishes no consideration for such transfer and hence is required to use great care to avoid liability for negligence. One responsible for goods entrusted to him or her when… …
68gratuitous guest — In motor vehicle law, a person riding at invitation of owner or authorized agent without payment of a consideration or fare. Hart v. Hogan, 173 Wash. 598, 24 P.2d 99. See guest guest statute …
69gratuitous licensee — Person who has permission though not an invitation to come on to the property of another and who has furnished no consideration for such permission. He is not an invitee, though, because of the permission, he is not a trespasser …
70gratuitous promise — Promise made by one who has not received consideration for it. The absence of consideration makes such unenforceable as legal contracts …
