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See: affray, altercation, argument, belligerency, confrontation, contention, controversy, opposition, primary, strife, struggle

CONTESTATION. The act by which two parties to an action claim the same right, or when one claims a right to a thing which the other denies; a controversy. Wolff, Dr. de la Nat. 762.
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