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Imparl

Imparl, to have licence to settle a litigation amicably, to obtain

Imparlance [fr. licentia loquendi, Lat.], time to plead; also when a

sold the land to the tenant-in-tail and craved leave to imparl with him outside the Court. In his absence judgment was

Licentia loquendi, an imparlance. See IMPARLANCE.

To hold discourse to parley

Parley imparlance

Mutual discourse conference

Emparlance. See IMPARLANCE.

Loquela, an imparlance; a declaration.