- legem vadiare
- /liyjam vaediyeriy/ In old English law, to wage law; to offer or to give pledge to make defense, by oath, with compurgators
Black's law dictionary. HENRY CAMPBELL BLACK, M. A.. 1990.
legem vadiare
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legem vadiare — /liyjam vaediyeriy/ In old English law, to wage law; to offer or to give pledge to make defense, by oath, with compurgators … Black's law dictionary
legem vadiare — To wage law. See wager of law … Ballentine's law dictionary
vadiare legem — To wage law. See wager of law … Ballentine's law dictionary
lex — /leks/ In medieval jurisprudence, a body or collection of various laws peculiar to a given nation or people; not a code in the modern sense, but an aggregation or collection of laws not codified or systematized. Also, a similar collection of laws … Black's law dictionary
lex — /leks/ In medieval jurisprudence, a body or collection of various laws peculiar to a given nation or people; not a code in the modern sense, but an aggregation or collection of laws not codified or systematized. Also, a similar collection of laws … Black's law dictionary
