Agree
A Dictionary of Law · Henry Campbell Black · 1891
A Dictionary of Law
To concur; to comeinto harmony; to give mutual assent; fo unite in mental action; toexchangs promises; to makean ayreement. ‘To assent toa thing, or undertake to do It; to promise.
1 Denio, 226, 228, 229.
This is a loose and incorrect sense of the term.
5 Kast, 11.
To concur or acquiesce in; to approve or adopt. Agreed, agreed to, are frequently used in the books, (like accord,) to show the concurrence or harmony of cases. Agreed per curiam is a common expression. To harmonize or reconcile. “You will agree your books,” 4% Coke, 67.