CONGÉ D’ACCORDER

By SovConn | May 27, 2014

congé d’accorder (kawn-zhay da-kor-day). [Law French] Hist. Leave to accord. • Courts used this phrase in fictitious land-title lawsuits to grant the defendant permission to agree with the plaintiff’s allegations. See FINE(1). [Blacks Law 8th]

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