CONCLUSION

  conclusion,n.1. The final part of a speech or writing (such as a jury argument or a pleading).2. A judgment arrived at by reasoning; an inferential statement. 3. The closing, settling, or final arranging of a treaty, contract, deal, etc. See OPINION(2).4.Archaic.An act by which one estops oneself from doing anything inconsistent with the act.…

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CONCLUDE

  conclude,vb.1. To ratify or formalize (a treaty, convention, or contract) <it can be difficult to amend a contract that the parties have already concluded>.2. To bind; estop <the admissions concluded the party as a matter of law>.3.Scots law. To sign (a contract, letter, etc.) for the sale of real property. • This term most commonly…

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CONCILIUM REGIS

  concilium regis (k<<schwa>>n-sil-ee-<<schwa>>m ree-jis). [Latin “assembly of the king”] Hist. A tribunal that, during the reigns of Edward I and Edward II, heard cases of extraordinary difficulty. [Blacks Law 8th]

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CONCILIUM PLEBIS

          concilium plebis (k<<schwa>>n-sil-ee-<<schwa>>m plee-bis). [Latin “assembly of the people”] Roman law. An assembly of the plebs gathered together to enact legislation. — Often shortened to concilium. See PLEBISCITUM. Cf. comitia tributa under COMITIA. “Legislation was carried on to some extent by the Comitia Tributa and in an increasing degree by…

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CONCILIUM

    concilium (k<<schwa>>n-sil-ee-<<schwa>>m). [Latin “council”] 1.Hist. The sitting of a court to hear argument in a case; a motion requesting a day to present an argument. 2.CONCILIUM PLEBIS. [Blacks Law 8th]

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CONCESSUS

concessus (k<<schwa>>n-ses-<<schwa>>s).Hist. A grantee. Cf. CONCESSOR. [Blacks Law 8th]

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