Bunda
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary · Alexander M. Burrill · 1850
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary
Banda, Bonna. L. Lat. [L. Fr. bunde; from Sax. bunna, an elevated object; Gr. ^ovyog, a hill, or hillock; or from Sax. ban.] In old English law. A bound, boundaiy, border or limit, (terminus, limes.) Spelman, voce.
Bannum, Bonna. 4 Inst. 818.
Bunda, et m^tcs et rationabiles divisa; bounds and metes and reasonable limits. Bract, fol.
166 b.
Per metas et bundas; by metes and bounds.
2 Crabb's Real Prop., 146, §§ 1149, 1150.
Secundum metas, mcsras, bundas et marchia^ foresta; according to the metes, meres, bounds and marches of the forest.
18 Edw, ILL Itin. Pick. fol. 6, cited in Blount, voc. Bound, And see Reg. Orig. 263 b. Reg. Jud. 84 b.