social boycott definition

social boycott means the gesture or an act, whether oral or written, of any social discrimination between the members of the community, specified in section 3;
social boycott means a refusal to permit a person to render to other person or receive from him any customary service or to abstain from social relations that one would maintain with other person or to isolate him from others;
social boycott means a refusal to permit a person to render to other person or receive from him any customary service or to abstain from social relations t h a t on e w ould m aint ain with oth er person or to isolate him from others;

Related to social boycott

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  • Social Housing has the meaning attributed to it in Section 68 of the HRA 2008;

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  • Social program means a program implemented with board

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