1lawto (ad)judge, try:
(
c.1292;
MS: c.1300
)
puis soint recewes les essoynes de play de terre, et ceux soint
ajugez
i 20
(
1327
)
le dit A. prie qe il puis
(=puist) estre
ajuggee par les quatre wapentakes plus procheins
175
(
1421
)
tiel come il est en le court au present ou en le leye doit estre
adjuggé
vii 256
2lawto consider, judge (to be):
(
c.1260;
MS: c.1300
)
ajugé fu qe ceo bref ne valust rien pur ceo qu’il descorda au conte
28
(
c.1292;
MS: c.1300
)
volums qe nul murdre soit
ajugee par la ou acun parent al mort peuse estre trové qi peuse moustrer qe il fust Engleys
i 38
(
1310-11
)
les suiteres
ajuggerent qe le tenaunt n’averoit pas la vewe en un bref de dreit
Ed II ix 190
♦
lawto adjudge, condemn (as):
(
1346-47
)
si est agardé qe il soient
ajuggez traitres
i 688
(
1351-52
)
come les justices nostre seignur le roi […]
ajuggeont les gentz […] come treitours
ii 239
3
law
to award, adjudge:
(
c.1356
)
autre execucioun qe lez barouns ount
ajugé
10
1lawconvict, one who has been judged:
(
1398-99
)
la traiterouse purpos des les avant ditz appellez et
ajuggez
iii 239
(
1399-1400
)
qe les avant ditz appellez et
ajuggez avoient acroché a eux roial poair
iii 240
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ajuger (c.1260)