(n.1) a document or object (including a photograph) presented as evidence at a trial. Like any piece of evidence, these are subject to objections from opposing lawyers. (2) a copy of a document attached to a memorandum (any legal document filed in the context of a dispute), a declaration, an affidavit or any other document mentioned and included in the main document. (3) `distributor` means any person engaged in the hire, sale or licensing of films to exhibitors; Middle English, from Latin exhibitus, old participle of exhibit, ex- + habÄre to have, hold to more to give (10) “Trade screening”, the screening of a film by a distributor in the two largest metropolitan areas, which is open to any exhibitor interested in exhibiting the film. As a verb, to show or to indicate; to be offered or submitted for inspection. Produce something in public so that it can be resumed. Present; offer publicly or officially; for file entry. For administration; organize how medications are taken. submit to a court or official during the proceedings.
(2) “blind submission”, offer, negotiation, offer of terms, acceptance of an offer or acceptance of terms for the purpose of entering into a license agreement prior to a commercial audit of the film being the subject of the agreement; (8) `broadcast` means the continuous screening of a film in a given geographical area over a specified period of time. `premiere` means the first broadcast of a film in a given geographical area during a specified period; `monitoring cycle` means any uninterrupted screening of a film in a given geographical area for a specified period after the first broadcast; *No continuity with 407.350, repealed by L. 1963 S.B. 2 10-102, in force on 7-1-65. A document, diagram, map or something like that referred to that is part of an affidavit, pleading or oral argument. Physical and tangible evidence that should or has been offered to the court for inspection. EXHIBIT. Produce something publicly so that it can be taken into possession or confiscated. Dig. 10, 4, 2. To exhibit also means to classify; as is customary in England for personal acts, where an officer or prisoner of the Royal Bank is a defendant, to bring an action against that defendant in the court where he is an officer by bringing legal proceedings against him. Steph.
P.I. 52, No. (1); 2 Sell. Spr. 74. In medical parlance, exposing means administering something that is taken by a patient. Note. Bled. Jur.
9. (1) `tender` means a written or oral proposal from an exhibitor to a concessionaire in response to a call for tenders or a hearing, indicating the conditions under which the exhibitor agrees to exhibit a film in that State; (6) `invitation to tender` means a written or oral invitation by a trader to one or more exhibitors to submit a tender or to negotiate the right to exhibit a film in that State; (4) “exhibition” or “exhibition” presenting a film to the public for a fee; As a name, a document or document presented and issued to a court during a hearing or hearing or to a person making statements, or to auditors or adjudicators, as evidence of fact or otherwise related to the subject matter, and that is marked for identification upon acceptance and attached to the testimony, the report or any other main document or record, or otherwise part of the matter. EXHIBIT, practice. When a paper or other font is in motion or is proved on another occasion; or if an affidavit accompanied by paper writing refers to it, it is customary to capitalize it and add: “This paper font, marked with the letter A, was shown to the applicant at the time of his oath by me and is the handwriting of him mentioned in the attached affidavit.” Such a document or other document containing such certificate, signed by the judge or any other person before whom the affidavit was allegedly made, shall be considered as evidence. Empty Stra. 674; 2 pp. Wms. 410; Gresl.
Gl. Ev. 98. 407.350. As used in sections 407.350 to 407.357, unless the context clearly requires otherwise, the following terms refer to: (5) “Exhibitor” means any person who operates a theatre in that State; (7) `licence agreement` means any contract between a distributor and an exhibitor for the screening of a film by the exhibitor in that State;. show, exhibit, exhibit, exhibit, execute, display ways of presenting in order to attract attention or attention. Showing means nothing more than allowing someone else to see or investigate. showed their snapshots of the entire group, which was clearly prominent or open. Exhibiting paintings in a gallery emphasizes placing them in a position where others can see for the benefit. Displaying the sales items that are exposed suggests getting out of concealment and display.
The attempt to denounce the hypocrisy of the city`s fathers` parade involves an ostentatious or arrogant display. Displaying their piety to all indicates a shameless, boastful, often offensive parade.