Covenably - Law Dictionary Search Results
Conventionary
Acting under contract settled by express agreement as conventionary tenants
Convulse
To contract violently and irregulary as the muscular parts of an animal body to shake with irregular spasms as in excessive laughter or in agony from grief or pain
Covenantee
The person in whose favor a covenant is made
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Espousal
The act of espousing or betrothing especially in the plural betrothal plighting of the troths a contract of marriage sometimes the marriage ceremony
Covenanter
One who makes a covenant
Covenantor
The party who makes a covenant
Crimple
To cause to shrink or draw together to contract to curl
Dilate
To expand to distend to enlarge or extend in all directions to swell opposed to contract as the air dilates the lungs air is dilated by increase of heat
Divorce
A legal dissolution of the marriage contract by a court or other body having competent authority This is properly a divorce and called technically divorce a vinculo matrimonii
Engage
To put under pledge to pledge to place under obligations to do or forbear doing something as by a pledge oath or promise to bind by contract or promise
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