Meanings of iniquitous law in English

Merlin's iniquitous law should not touch him again.

Loi scelerate, or iniquitous law, means a law worse in its repression than what it seeks to repress.

Nothing but envy, jealousy, and a predetermination to destroy the colonial settlements, could have prompted the passage of this most iniquitous law.

Because, in the first place, aristocracy is kept up by family tyranny and injustice, due to the unnatural and iniquitous law of primogeniture.

Think of them, the toilers, the oppressed, God's children, groaning under the iniquitous laws of generations of evil statesmanship.

And I too hate and abominate these iniquitous laws that persecute men's bodies for what they hold with their minds and souls.

Those suspected of treason against the Republic forfeited, according to Merlin's most iniquitous Law, their rights of citizenship, in publicity of trial and in defence.

"So I am," he said, frankly, "when I see the present injustice, the iniquitous laws and combinations that leave these people so little chance.