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Defined in 2 dictionaries — Kinney (1893), Stimson (1881)

A Law Dictionary and Glossary

George C. Kinney · 1893

Gomune laroun, ou comune robour: common robber. keep from view; to contrive to prevent disa thing or a fact; to suppress or to withhold of which good faith requires a disclosure, property or propei-ty subject to seizure or levy, action, to conceal a material fact or circumof a contract, as a contract of sale, or a con- Aliud. law. Detectors or discoverers of concealed were suspected of being secretly kept or Concede: I grant. Goncessi: I have granted. granted; agreed; concurred; he has we have granted. Concessum: granted or English law. To conceal. Concelata: conconcealment law. Found; a theft where the thing stolen found on some person in the presence of witlaw. A grant by deed; one of the old forma of things incorporeal, which cannot pass the common assurances. Concessio versus interpretationem habere debet: a grant ought against the grantor. law. A grantor. laio. A grantee. Concessus per literas In English law. Argument; or the sitting argument; the counsel in a cause or matter. advisamentum: the counsel did not give the Ulterius concilium. council. Concilium continuum: perpetual for the king's privy council. Concilium council in time of war. Concilium regis privy council. Concilium secretum regis:; another name for the king's privy council.

Glossary of Technical Terms, Phrases, and Maxims of the Common Law

Frederic Jesup Stimson · 1881

Commune consilium the realm [Parhament]. Complea, a civil action. Commune Communia: common things, turbariae, pasturae: comwhich see. Communia plato placita coronae, criminal Communis error facit jus: Communis rizatriz: a common common way. Communibus average of years. Communem of goods. Parliament. I. Things commonly used conversion into a money pay- Comparison of handwritings. Comperuit ad diem: he appeared on a bail-bond. of crime.) A plea of recrimi- Compensation: set-ofp,