See Also: couchant(dictionary)
COUCHANT(law)
LEVANT ET COUCHANT(law)

pilentum (iou) and COUCHANT (law)


pilentum (iou)



pilentum noun. M19.
[Latin = a luxurious chariot used by women.]
Hist. A one- or two-horse open carriage.

COUCHANT (law)


COUCHANT. Lying down. Animals are said to have been levant and couchant, when they have been upon another person' s land, damage feasant, one night at when they have been upon another person' s land, damage feasant, one night at least. 3 Bl. Com. 9. least. 3 Bl. Com. 9.