1 Unlimited Proprietary (Pty) company with a share capital, similar to its limited company (Ltd or Pty Ltd) counterpart, but where the members' or shareholders' liability is not limited. proprietary company is a form of privately held company in Australia and South Africa that is either limited or unlimited.
agâ²graÂ·vaâ²tor n. Usage Note: Aggravate comes from the Latin verb aggravÄre, which meant to make heavier, that is, to add to the weight of.. It also had the extended senses to burden or to oppress.. On the basis of this etymology, it is claimed by some that aggravate should not be used to mean to irritate, annoy, rouse to anger.. But such senses for the word date back to the 17th century and are pervasive.
According to Merriam Websterâs dictionary, aggravate means âto make worse, more serious, or more severe; to intensify unpleasantly.â. Therefore, in criminal law, an aggravating factor is any circumstance related to the crime in question that somehow makes the crime itself worse. The phrase aggravating factor refers to any number of things including the manner in which the crime was committed, the reason or motivation behind the commission of the crime or the tool used to commit the crime.