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91reasonable man rule — standard for reasonable behavior created by a court that states what most people would do in a given situation …
92reasonable reliance — Particularly in contracts, facts or claims that a prudent person would believe and feel secure in acting upon. A person typically is promised something to his or her benefit, takes steps in reliance on the promise, and then finds that he or… …
93reasonable charge — See reasonable rate …
94reasonable compensation — Just compensation. Sweet v Rechel, 159 US 380, 404, 40 L Ed 188, 198, 16 S Ct 43. See reasonable rate …
95reasonable doubt — As militating against the sufficiency of the evidence: an actual and substantial doubt of the defendant s guilt arising from the evidence, or from a want of evidence, as distinguished from a vague apprehension. A fair doubt based upon reason and… …
96reasonable facilities — A relative term: facilities requir ed of a carrier which are reasonable in relation to all the surrounding circumstances and in the light of conditions existing at the time. Atchison, T. & S. F. R. Co. v State, 71 Okla 167, 176 P 393, 11 ALR 992 …
97reasonable ground for prosecution — See reasonable cause …
98reasonable hour — See reasonable time …
99reasonable man rule — The rule that in review of an administrative determination, the court will not substitute its judgment or discretion for that of the agency, but will deem the evidence in support of the order sufficient where it is such that a reasonable man… …
100reasonable police regulation — See reasonable regulation …