Lysa / Law Dictionary / duplicity
duplicity: meaning in law
(1) Double-dealing. (2) In common law, the error of combining two separate causes of action in one count of a pleading or a similar mistake in a criminal pleading or legislation; now permitted under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
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