CONSONANT

See Srnzcu. to include CONSORT (Lat. consors, partner) the a ociate, particularly spouse, applie the to husband or wife of Brit. sovereign A ociation, queen c. has position regulated by lav Audubon CONSPIRACY (Lat. conspiratio) American illegal agreement; betweem two or mor of persons to act unlawfully or to comm i A meri acts which become unlawful when per Preservation formed by more than one person. Suc acts fall under these headings: (1 See Conspiracy to commit actionable offense (2) False charging of another wit! actionable offense from malice or wis in Gt. to blackmail. (3) Conspiracy | fo seeks injuries, such as raising price of goods i institutions; markets, etc., and obtaining goods unde Tory false pretenses. (4) Conspiracy t formed pervert course of justice. (5) Attempts t to profit corruptly by working of the law power