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non-comˈpliance
[non- 1.]
Failure or refusal to comply.
1687Ld. Halifax Let. to Dissenter 9 You are let loose only upon Bayl; the first Act of Non-compliance, sendeth you to jayl again. 1740Richardson Pamela (1824) I. 203 He was so out of humour at her supposed non-compliance, that [etc.]. 1750Beawes Lex Mercat. (1752) Pref. p. viii, The Trials about Noncompliance with accepted Bills. 1884Law Times Rep. LI. 79/2 As soon as there is any..non⁓compliance with the rules..there is an absolute forfeiture. 1885Law Times LXXVIII. 166/1 The instrument was..void for non-compliance with the Act.
Also non-comˈpliant a., in quot. used subst., one who refuses to comply; non-comˈplying vbl. n., non-compliance.
1687H. Holden in Magd. Coll. (O.H.S.) 175 None of them, though the danger of noncomplying was intimated to them,..would comply. 1896Daily News 16 Jan. 5/5 To carry out the threat of dismissing non-compliants. |