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of <h1>Legal term 'appropriate' means exercising control, taking possession, or setting aside funds for specific purposes</h1> Legal terminology defines 'appropriate' as exercising control over property or taking possession. Legislative bodies use appropriation to set aside public funds for specific purposes. In tort law, it refers to unauthorized commercial use of someone's name or likeness. Courts interpret 'appropriate' as suitable, proper, fitting, or right for a particular occasion or purpose. The term encompasses allocation, assignment, and designation of resources or property for exclusive use. Supreme Court cases clarify that 'appropriate' means correct, specified, or suitable in various legal contexts including excise duty and property transfer matters.
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