英语词汇“person submitter”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

2. Scots Law. A person who makes a submission (submission n. 1); a party in a case who agrees to submit disputed matters to arbitration. Frequently in person submitter, party submitter. Now historical and rare.

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1622 in A. Gibson Decisions Lords of Council (1690) 25 She not being a submitter nor consenter to the decreet, the donator nor the rebels self could have no duty out of the foresaids lands during her lifetime.

1628 Sc. Acts Chas. I (1870) V. 191/2 This present Submission shall be no wayes prejudicial to whatsoever action of Warrandice competent to the saids Persones Submitters or any of them against their Authors.

1690 A. Gibson Decisions Court of Sessions 1621–42 549 According to the universal Order taken by the Submitters, concerning Kirklands.

a1768 J. Erskine Inst. Law Scotl. (1773) II. iv. iii. §32. 698 If the submitters limit the power of the arbiters to any fixed day.

1797 Encycl. Brit. XIII. 560/1 Oversman, in Scots law, a person appointed by arbiters, or by the parties submitters, to determine the matter submitted, in case the parties disagree in their opinion.

1820 Select Comm. Royal Burghs Scotl. 84 in Parl. Papers III. 95 The forenamed persons submitters for themselves, and in name and behalf foresaid, bind and oblige them and their successors in their respective incorporations above written, to stand to and abyde thereat.

1888 J. Craigie Digest Sc. Law Conveyancing: Moveable Rights iv. iii. 248 A statutory submission does not fall by the death of a party-submitter.

1939 Scots Law Times Rep. 270/1 There has grown up a practice which is now firmly established in arbitrations, whereby parties submitters have a right to make representations upon the findings or awards of the arbiter.

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释义	> as lemmas person submitter 2. Scots Law. A person who makes a submission (submission n. 1); a party in a case who agrees to submit disputed matters to arbitration. Frequently in person submitter, party submitter. Now historical and rare. ΘΚΠ society > law > administration of justice > court proceedings or procedure > action of courts in claims or grievances > party in litigation > [noun] > one who submits to arbitration submitter1622 1622 in A. Gibson Decisions Lords of Council (1690) 25 She not being a submitter nor consenter to the decreet, the donator nor the rebels self could have no duty out of the foresaids lands during her lifetime. 1628 Sc. Acts Chas. I (1870) V. 191/2 This present Submission shall be no wayes prejudicial to whatsoever action of Warrandice competent to the saids Persones Submitters or any of them against their Authors. 1690 A. Gibson Decisions Court of Sessions 1621–42 549 According to the universal Order taken by the Submitters, concerning Kirklands. a1768 J. Erskine Inst. Law Scotl. (1773) II. iv. iii. §32. 698 If the submitters limit the power of the arbiters to any fixed day. 1797 Encycl. Brit. XIII. 560/1 Oversman, in Scots law, a person appointed by arbiters, or by the parties submitters, to determine the matter submitted, in case the parties disagree in their opinion. 1820 Select Comm. Royal Burghs Scotl. 84 in Parl. Papers III. 95 The forenamed persons submitters for themselves, and in name and behalf foresaid, bind and oblige them and their successors in their respective incorporations above written, to stand to and abyde thereat. 1888 J. Craigie Digest Sc. Law Conveyancing: Moveable Rights iv. iii. 248 A statutory submission does not fall by the death of a party-submitter. 1939 Scots Law Times Rep. 270/1 There has grown up a practice which is now firmly established in arbitrations, whereby parties submitters have a right to make representations upon the findings or awards of the arbiter. extracted from submittern. < as lemmas
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