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Becord

Defined in 1 dictionary — Kinney (1893)

A Law Dictionary and Glossary

George C. Kinney · 1893

A memorial of a thing done; a writing preserved as evidence; a transcription into something permanent for preservation as a memorial; a written account, in England in rolls of parchment, in America in bound books of paper, of the proceedings in a court of justice, particularly in an action, and intended as a memorial of such proceedings, v. Nul tiel record. Becord, debt of; a debt witnessed by a court record, as a judgment, recognizance, etc. Becord, matter of; matter evidenced by record and provable only by the record or an authenticated copy. Bec6rd,trial by: a trial of a matter of record upon plea of nul tiel record by inspection by the court vvithout witnesses or jury.