Dictionarium latinogallicum. 1552.
antapocha — /aentaepaka/ In the Roman law, a transcript or counterpart of the instrument called apocha (q.v.), signed by the debtor and delivered to the creditor … Black's law dictionary
antapocha — /aentaepaka/ In the Roman law, a transcript or counterpart of the instrument called apocha (q.v.), signed by the debtor and delivered to the creditor … Black's law dictionary
antapocha — A signed acknowledgment of a debt, by which the debtor is bound … Ballentine's law dictionary
antípoca — (del lat. tardío «antapŏcha», con influencia de «anti ») f. En *derecho aragonés antiguo, escritura de reconocimiento de un *censo … Enciclopedia Universal
contrecedule — Contrecedule, ou Contrescedule, Antapocha … Thresor de la langue françoyse
apocha — apocha, also apoca /aepaka/ In the civil law, a writing acknowledging payments; acquittance. It differs from acceptilation in this: that acceptilation imports a complete discharge of the former obligation whether payment be made or not; apocha,… … Black's law dictionary
apoca — apocha, also apoca /aepaka/ In the civil law, a writing acknowledging payments; acquittance. It differs from acceptilation in this: that acceptilation imports a complete discharge of the former obligation whether payment be made or not; apocha,… … Black's law dictionary
apocha — apocha, also apoca /aepaka/ In the civil law, a writing acknowledging payments; acquittance. It differs from acceptilation in this: that acceptilation imports a complete discharge of the former obligation whether payment be made or not; apocha,… … Black's law dictionary
apoca — apocha, also apoca /aepaka/ In the civil law, a writing acknowledging payments; acquittance. It differs from acceptilation in this: that acceptilation imports a complete discharge of the former obligation whether payment be made or not; apocha,… … Black's law dictionary
