Transitory Wrong Law and Legal Definition
Transitory wrong is a wrong which once committed would remain irrevocable. An example for transitory wrong is “defamation.” Once a person is defamed by the actions of another, it remains irrevocable even though the wrong doer may be punished for such actions.
Legal Definition list
- Transitory Action
- Transitional Yield
- Transitional Rehabilitation Services
- Transitional Living Youth Project
- Transitional Housing Grant Program [Department of Justice]
- Transitory Wrong
- Translator
- Transloading [Transportation-Hazardous Material Regulation]
- Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol
- Transmission Customer
- Transmission of Assets
