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abolition, annihilation, breaking down, collapse, consumption, decimation, decomposition, demolishment, demolition, devastation, dissolution, eradication, extinction, extirpation, nullification, obliteration, perdition, ruin, ruination, tearing down, undoing, unmaking
associated concepts: destruction of business, destruction of records, total destruction, willful destruction
foreign phrases:
- Res periit domino. — A thing which has been destroyed is lost to its ownerII index abatement (extinguishment), abolition, assassination, calamity, catastrophe, consumption, damage, debacle, defacement, defeat, deterioration, detriment, dispatch (act of putting to death), dissolution (termination), fatality, havoc, killing, misfortune, mortality, murder, pillage, prostration, rescision, shambles, spoliation, subversion
Burton's Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006
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Where infringement of intellectual property rights has been established, the Courts can make an order relating to the property including delivery up or destruction to prevent infringing goods getting or remaining on the market. Destruction will not normally be ordered if infringement can be remedied by removing offending marks from the goods.
Easyform Glossary of Law Terms. — UK law terms.