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delict

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delict (dilikt´),
n a wrong or an injury; an offense; a violation of public or private obligation.
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14)," the lawmaker said at a press conference at the parliament, attended by Aswat al-Iraq news agency, noting that Malaysia asked the Iraqi government of al-Dayni is wanted for a crime or delict.
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235) Indeed, such an examination shows that in mixed jurisdictions, the common law has influenced some areas more than others, with the greatest impact in the area of delict and the least in property law.
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