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Saith
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Saithe
The pollock or coalfish called also sillock
Deponent
who made an affidavit used formerly to speak of himself throughout the affidavit as the deponent: 'this deponent saith,' etc.; but according to the modern practice all affidavits must be made in the first person. see title
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Failing of record
of record in bar of the action, and avers to prove it by the record; but the plaintiff saith nul tiel record, viz., denies there is any such record; upon which the defendant has a day given
Town
it appeareth by Littleton, that a towne is the genus, and a borough is the species; for hee saith that every borough is a towne, but every towne is not a borough' (ibid.). In London and South
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