1arbitration, judgement:
(
c.1334;
MS: s.xivm
)
lui
(=J.C.) bailli a lour arbitrement et cil lui firent mettre en la croicz
117.26
(
s.xiv2;
MS: c.1400
)
la consideracioun de mesmez lez lieus serra en l’arbitriment dez benurez
(Latin: in arbitrio beatorum) , et al confusion dez reprovez
59
(
1410-15;
MS: c.1415-20
)
promettant pur certein qe pur vostre labour solonc l’arbitrement de vostre volunté
(Latin: secundum vestre voluntatis arbitrium) a vous resonable salerie je purveira
418
♦
lawaward, (proof of) arbitration:
(
1481-82
)
si jeo port breve de trans vers Pigott en M. et il port arbitrement fait en Essex en D. […]
ii 47.19
♦
law(outcome of) arbitration, decision:
(
1313-14
)
L’arbitrement ne fust unqes pronuncé a nous par les arbitretors
Ed II vii 27
(
1398
)
si le dit T. teygne ferme et parfournise
(ed. parfourmse) l’arbitrement de iiij personz […]
205
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arbitrement (c.1292)