Accordant

/r. Agreeing; concurring. an action auxiliary to another, or the i-estoration of a lost deed.: a contract which is incident a surety. Accessory obligation: another, as that of a surety. accident; a thing happening; an quod per cnstodiam, curam et evitare non potest: an accident watchfulness, care, and diligence takes place without foresight or unforeseen event, etc., as is not; to happen or take placa v. Ea le cas: an action on the case. receive^, to take, especially under a To receive; to sustain. To unquid ut jnstitiam facias, non: to receive anything that you receive as to extort is received in the manner of payinhabitant op or occupant of land near A contract between the owner of the master is to sell on joint ac- To accommodate; to allow against matter of favor; to lend or loan. law. A bill or note drawn, acwithout consideration, for the acwhether as principal or as accessory, Accessary. q. v. judge with another.; aji agreement upon a satisand satisfaction: an agreement executed. credits; a common-law action, in general obsolete, tion and settlement of an account Account to which items are being added at intervals; Account rendered: an account exhibiting the livered to the debtor. Account stated: an sented to by the debtor, — assent being presumed made within a reasonable time.

Fr. and Eng. Agreeing; concurring. “Baron Parker, accordant,” Hardr. 93; “Holt, C. J., accordant,” 6 Mod. 299; “Powys, J., aecord,” “Powell, J., accord,” Id. 298.