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Acceptance (in law)

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Acce'ptance. [in law.] The receiving of a rent, whereby the giver binds himself, for ever, to allow a former fact done by another, whether it be in itself good or not. Cowel.

Sources: Cowell, John (42)

Attributes: None (44)

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