In English law . The compass of the royal court, which bounds the jurisdiction of the lord steward of the household; it seems to have been twelve miles about. Britt. […]

In Saxon law. A mulct or fine for a crime. See WEREGILD.

L. Lat. In Scotch law. Verging towards poverty; In declining circumstances . 2 Kames, Eq. 8.

In English law . Officers who carry white wands before the justices of either bench. Cowell. Mentioned In VERIFICATION 1203 VEST Fleta, as officers of the king’s court, who oppressed […]

In pleading. A certain formula with which all pleadings containing new affirmative matter must conclude, being in itself an averment that the party pleading is ready to establish the truth […]

Public key part of a digital signing key pair verifying data signed by its private key.

a copy of a document that has been authenticated by the creator of the original.

These are the list of names that have been authenticated by an officer of the court .

To confirm or substantiate by oath ; to show to be true. Particularly used of making formal oath to accouuts, petitions, pleadings, and other papers. The word “verify” sometimes means […]

Truth; truthfulness; conformity to fact. The records of a court “import uncontrollable verity.” 1 Black, Judgm. { 276.

Lat In the civil law . A si are born in his master’s house.

Lat. In the civil law . To be employed; to be conversant. Versari male in tutela, to misconduct one’s self in a guardianship . Calvin.

Releases of the same item with changes made along the way.

Scheme of numbering differentiating between them.

Side of book on the left-hand side with an even page number. Opposite is recto.

Lat. Against In the title of a cause, the name of the plaintiff is put first, followed by the word “versus,” then the defendant’s name. Thus, “Fletcher versus Peck,” or […]

UK. Against in proceedings of criminal nature. US. Against in all proceedings.

Everything bearing green leaves in a forest. Also that power which a man has, by royal grant, to cut green wood iu a forest. Also, iu heraldry, green color, called […]

Vertically aligned training tasks when skill levels are increased from low to high.

Technique used to find relationship of items in a financial statement by expressing all amounts as a percent of the total. See horizontal analysis .

Procedure covering all levels of production from raw material to administration to end product by one company. Gives the entity market place strength.

Company mergers at varying stages of production and distribution of the same industry.

When reinsurers assume different layers of risk. Some reinsurers will have no loss. The higher the layer the less exposed to risk. Refer to excess layer and horizontal layering .

Organizational structure where information passes from top levels of management down through the lower levels and little is passed back up. Also known as top down management.

Market for services and goods is confined to a narrow customer base though most customers can use the product.