- intermeddles
- v. meddle, interfere in the business of others
English contemporary dictionary. 2014.
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negotiorum gestor — /nagowshiyoram jestor/ In the civil law, a transactor or manager of business; a person voluntarily constituting himself agent for another; one who, without any mandate or authority, assumes to take charge of an affair or concern for another… … Black's law dictionary
negotiorum gestor — /nagowshiyoram jestor/ In the civil law, a transactor or manager of business; a person voluntarily constituting himself agent for another; one who, without any mandate or authority, assumes to take charge of an affair or concern for another… … Black's law dictionary
