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Ceroon
A bale or package covered with hide or with wood bound with hide as a ceroon of indigo cochineal etc
Leather splits
Leather splits, are nothing but cut pieces of hides and skins. They are cheaper and have a separate name but the name only indicates that they are
Absconder
Absconder, a person hiding himself to evade the process of law, even if the hiding place be his own home (Criminal Procedure Code, 1973, s. 82 and 83), Kartarey v. State of U.P., (1976) 1 SCC...
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Wista
Wista, half a hide of land, or sixty acres.
Swoling of land
Swoling of land, so much land as one's plough can till in a year; a hide of land
Secret
to transact business for such principal, see COMMISSION; CORRUPT PRACTICES. To secrete means, according to the dictionary 'to hide' in connection with a postal article addressed to some person the fact that it is retained in his
Plough-land
Plough-land, a hide of land, a carucate, which see, Co. Litt. 69 a, 86 b.
Manufacturing purposes
it up into a different product. Thus, for example, for the tanner, the material would be the raw hide, but the leather itself a manufactured article would constitute the material for the shoemaker's business, and we cannot
Hidgild, or Hidegild
Hidgild, or Hidegild [fr. hide, A.-S., skin, and gild, A.-S., a contribution], a sum of money paid by a villain or
Hidage
Hidage, an extraordinary tax, formerly payable to the Crown for every hide of land. This taxation was levied, not in money, but provision of amour, etc.
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