Definition of Declinature. Meaning of Declinature. Synonyms of Declinature

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Definition of Declinature

Declinature
Declinature De*clin"a*ture (?; 135), n. The act of declining or refusing; as, the declinature of an office.

Meaning of Declinature from wikipedia

- 36 Dates Royal ****ent 29 July 1988 Other legislation Repeals/revokes Declinature Act 1594 Summons Execution Act 1672 Court of Session Act 1808 Court of...
- ed: c 152] (still in force) Hornings Act 1593 (c 34) [12mo ed: c 181] Declinature Act 1594 (c 22) (repealed by the Court of Session Act 1988) Prescription...
- Events from the year 1594 in the Kingdom of Scotland. MonarchJames VI Declinature Act Ejection Caution Act Land Purchase Act Parricide Act 3 October –...
- ****ociate Presbytery of the Secession. It was he who read the Secession's Declinature on 17 May 1739 to the ****embly of the Church of Scotland. As an objector...
- become a ward or prisoner in Blackness Castle. As they had put in a declinature of the jurisdiction of the council in the matter the king decided to...
- he told them in his papers—the first, his "protest;" the second, his "declinature." The minutes state that upon "examining Mr. Lusk's papers, which were...
- full defence of those he had actually used, and presented a protest and declinature, claiming to be tried by the ecclesiastical court. When brought before...
- fullest sympathy with M'Millan, and joined him in his "Protestation, Declinature, and Appeal," tabled before the ****embly 1708. The United Societies consistently...
- recognise. In addition to the ecclesiastical offence of signing the declinature, he was accused of drunkenness and incontinence, and of "using of m****e...
- his parish, and guilty of nothing directly but the subscribing of the declinature". Thereafter he went with the times. In 1648 he supported the "Engagement"...