Emendable - Law Dictionary Search Results
Emendals
Emendals, an old word made use of in the accounts of the Society of the Inner Temple, where so
Emendator
One who emends or critically edits
Emender
One who emends
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Emendable
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Emend
To purge of faults to make better to correct esp to make corrections in a literary work to alter for the better by textual criticism generally verbal
Emendately
Without fault correctly
Emendation
The act of altering for the better or correcting what is erroneous or faulty correction improvement
Emendicate
To beg
Emendatory
Pertaining to emendation corrective
Placita
affairs of the kingdom. Also, pleas, pleadings, or debates, and trials at law; sometimes penalties, fines, mulcts, or emendations; also, the style of the Court at the beginning of the record at nisi prius; but this is
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