Warrant

A written official tilled. 'Wainage: carts and implements as by a thief of goods stolen, in his abandon. outlawry of, a woman. of earth; a wall, a sea-wall. of the northeastern counties in England A hundred court. ground, v. Warectare. Warantizare: to warrant. Waranof guarding a castle; wardship; an Ward-holding: the Scotch term for Ward-mote: a court in each ward in Lonimmunity from service of ward. An award. keeper. Court, 45. tenures, the right of the lord to have ensthe body and lands of the infant heir, profits, until he was twenty-one, or she guardian was accountable for profits; but the nearest relative to whom the descend, and the wardship ceased at fourlord was the guardian, but was perhaps; to plough in the spring for fallow. ground. /. To warrant. warranty. guarantee. In contracts, to engage the truth essential condition. In land, to bind one's covenant that the title is good and the in his possession. document, writ, or precept conferring auauthorizing arrest, distress, or search,