chancery 的定义
plural chan·cer·ies.
- the office or department of a chancellor; chancellery.
- an office of public records, especially those of the Lord Chancellor in England.
- the Lord Chancellor's court, now a division of the High Court of Justice.
- Law. Also called court of chancery. a court having jurisdiction in equity; court of equity. equity.
- the administrative office of a diocese.
- Roman Catholic Church. a department of the Curia Romana now having the responsibility for issuing bulls to establish new dioceses, benefices, etc.
更多chancery例句
- In December 2001, Dutschke married the woman, according to Lee County Chancery Court records obtained by The Daily Beast.
- Breeden persuaded a Delaware Chancery Court judge that he would do better.
- Her separation from her husband is the consequence, but her fortune is thrown into chancery.
- It was leased to the Cambrian, but got into Chancery and was closed a few years later.
- We must fetch a suit in the Court of Chancery, and that I'll do at once upon looking up the facts.
- A suit in Chancery was proceeding, to enable him to sell, to his father, the reversion of a portion of his estates.
- A society has been formed in London for the reform of abuses in the Court of Chancery.