1eccl.to admit, accept:
(
1399
)
le dit T. le fitz fut
admys, institut et induct […]
iii 444
(
1407;
MS: s.xv1
)
nous vous prions […] que vous plese
admetter le dit J. a dite esglise et luy enstituer
381.7
♦
to admit, allow:
(
1324-25
)
e ja soit la
[
sic] dit Monsire O. a sa dite garde retourné, e
admys ilesqes Munsire J.D. a demorer son lyutenaunt
i 419
(
1397
)
le Roy […] voet […] qe nul des freres […] passe la meer sanz congé […]; ne q’il n’
admitte nulle exemption
iii 342
♦
lawto admit, permit to present a case:
(
1421
)
qe le defendant soit
admiz de prendre excepcioun al jurisdiccion de court
iv 156
(
1444
)
Et qe les defendauntz […] ne soient
admis de gager lour ley
v 104
(
1489
)
le roy ad
admit luy de suer
222
2to admit, acknowledge:
(
1469
)
issint que il ad un foitz apperé et
amitté un cesser
i 66
(
1488-89
)
ilz
amyttent auctorité et poair a le defendant pur respondere pur eux
ii 137
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