Gager
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary · Alexander M. Burrill · 1850
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary
Fr. [L. Lat. vadiare,] In old English law. To give or find security or surety for doing a thing; to wage. Gager ley; to wage law; to give security for making it. Britt. c.
27.
Thel. Dig. lib.
12, c. 27.
Gager deliverance; to gage or wage deliverance; to give security for the delivery. F. J^.
B. 67, 74.
The giving of security; wager. Gager de ley; wager of law.
Crabb's Hist. 295.
See Wager of law.
See Wager of law.