ACCORDANT

accordant   (<<schwa>>-kor-d<<schwa>>nt),   adj.   In   agreement   <accordant   with   these principles>. [Blacks Law 8th]

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ACCORD AND SATISFACTION

accord and satisfaction.An agreement to substitute for an existing debt some alternative form of  discharging  that  debt,  coupled  with  the  actual  discharge  of  the  debt  by  the  substituted performance. • The new agreement is called the accord, and the discharge is called the satisfaction. Cf.  COMPROMISE;  NOVATION;  SETTLEMENT(2),  (3).  [Cases:  Accord  and  Satisfaction 1.C.J.S. Accord…

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ACCORD

accord,n.1.  An  amicable  arrangement  between  parties,  esp.  between  peoples  or  nations; COMPACT; TREATY. 2.  An  offer to  give  or to accept a stipulated  performance  in the  future to satisfy  an  obligor’s  existing  duty,  together  with  an  acceptance  of  that  offer.  •  The  performance becomes what is known as a satisfaction. — Also termed executory accord;…

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ACCOMPLICE

accomplice (<<schwa>>-kom-plis).1. A person who is in any way involved with another in the commission of a crime, whether as a principal in the first or second degree or as an accessory. • Although the definition includes an accessory before the fact, not all authorities treat this term as including  an  accessory  after  the  fact. …

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ACCOMPANY

accompany,vb.  To  go  along  with  (another);  to  attend.  •  In  automobile-accident  cases,  an unlicensed  driver  is  not  considered  accompanied  by  a  licensed  driver  unless  the  latter  is  close enough to supervise and help the former.[Blacks Law 8th]

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ACCOMMODATUM

accommodatum           (<<schwa>>-kom-<<schwa>>-day-t<<schwa>>m),           n.           See COMMODATUM. [Blacks Law 8th]

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