Testimony - Law Dictionary Search Results
Bloody hand
hand stained with the blood of a deer which in the old forest laws of England was sufficient evidence of a mans trespass in the forest against venison
Charter
A written evidence in due form of things done or granted contracts made etc between man and man a deed or
Circumduce
To declare elapsed as the time allowed for introducing evidence
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Compurgator
One who bears testimony or swears to the veracity or innocence of another See Purgation also Wager of law under Wager
Quarter Seal
and impression of the fourth part of the Great Seal; and is in the Scots statutes called the Testimonial of the Great Seal. Gifts of land from the Crown pass this seal in certain cases, Bell's Scots
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