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51governmental interests — In conflicts of law, term used to describe the particular governmental policies of a jurisdiction in terms of whether its law or another law should be applied in a choice of law issue …
52governmental privileges — See governmental secrets …
53governmental purpose — One which has for its objective the promotion of the public health, safety, morals, general welfare, security, prosperity and contentment of the inhabitants of a given political division. See also governmental functions …
54governmental act — An act done in pursuance of some duty imposed by the state on a person, individual or corporate, which duty is one pertaining to the administration of government, and is imposed as an absolute obligation on a person who receives no profit or… …
55governmental duties — See governmental functions …
56governmental power — The power exercised by the government as a sovereign, being distinguished from power exercised by the government in a proprietary or business capacity. Omaha Water Co. v Omaha, 147 F 1. See governmental functions …
57governmental purposes — Imposing punishment for crime, prevention of wrong, the enforcement of a private right, or in some manner preventing wrong from being inflicted upon the public, or upon an individual, or redressing some grievance, or in some way enforcing a legal …
58governmental atonement — noun : the Grotian theory of atonement that Christ s death enables God as moral governor of the world to forgive sinners freely without encouraging disorder by signally revealing that suffering often of the innocent inevitably follows when… …
59governmental — adjective see government …
60governmental — See government. * * * …