Assueawce

4 Certainty; warrant; indemnity. 1. Legal evidence of the transfer of titl whereby eveiy man's estate is assured him, and all controversies, doubts, and dif culties are prevented or removed. 5 The com/mon assurances of the realm are by matt in pais, by matter of record, by special custom, aj by devise.' Collateral assurance. An assurance: addition to, or over and above, some oth assurance; as, a bond, to the covenants in mortgage. Future assurance. Such transfer in tl future as will cure a defect in a title, — a by removing an incumbraiice, by procurii a quitclaim deed. Whence " covenant fi future assurance." « 3. Insurance; in England, llfe-insuranc Whence assurer, the assured, re-assuranc See further Insurance.