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Originally Posted by Notorial dissent
That definition presumes that there was a pre-existing and legally established state of agency to begin with.
The other half of it is that all the other party has to do is say, "No he did it all on his own," and you are hung out to dry.
Definitions from a dictionary are just that, and have no legal standing or force, and it is ill adivised to depend on them as opposed to what the actual state statutes say.
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Actually definitions are not contained within a dictionary only commonly used diction.
If they were actually definitions it would be called a definitionary.
You will only find definitions within a statute as stated that "for purposes of this chapter or except as otherwise provided in this section the term" then they will give a definition.
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maybe I am saying the same thing only in a different diction!