contravention
ವ್ಯತಿರಿಕ್ತವಾಗಿ
definition
noun
young persons who commit offenses bear responsibility for their contraventions
an action that violates a law, treaty, or other ruling.
example
Not every instance of outsourcing will involve a 'contravention' of this law.
These powers must be exercised on consideration of the likelihood of damage or distress caused by the 'contravention' of the Act.
He said that councillors were being asked to vote without full information when a material 'contravention' came before them.
You are concerned to identify the contravention and what follows from the 'contravention' .
there were repeated raids by one side upon the other in 'contravention' of treaty terms
But the condition is that there is a reasonable belief that there has been a 'contravention' of the law.
'contravention' of parking restrictions
If that is right, the 'contravention' lies not in the nature of the implication but in the purpose of the regulation.
Well, if you say that there has been a 'contravention' of the hearsay rule, you have to demonstrate the purpose for which the courts used the evidence.
But in both cases, your Honour, one is looking at the misconduct of the 'contravention' .
I am trying to think of an example of a 'contravention' of this restraining order that would not turn upon presence in the premises.
At the time of the offence, or the 'contravention' , you will never know whether there has been actual recoupment.
Why would this not be a 'contravention' of that law on the assumption I have made?
The 'contravention' is complete when the conduct occurs for the proscribed purpose whether or not it achieves its objective.
What are the facts that your client would need to prove against the advertising agency to be knowingly involved in a 'contravention' ?
the publishing of misleading advertisements was a 'contravention' of the Act
Identifying the alleged 'contravention' of the Act is no idle pleading point.
The inspection did not identify any 'contraventions' .
A recent survey of the site which you occupy, showed a number of 'contraventions' to the site licence and structurally the property appeared to be in a poor condition.
The legislature could reasonably have intended severity to be a significant deterrent, bearing in mind the risks to public safety arising from some 'contraventions' of the ordinance.
They did not report 'contraventions' of the regulations when they occurred.
They are said to arise from both 'contraventions' .
As there are no 'contraventions' of the legislation covering fire precautions, the certificate cannot be cancelled.
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