AGREED

Settled or established by agreement. This word in a deed creates a covenant. This word is a technical term, and it is synonymous with "contracted." Meigs, 433. It means, ex vi termini, that it is the agree- ment of both parties, whether both sign it or not, each and both consenting to it. 26 Barb. 298.

A term used to indicate the consent or agreement of both parties; united in opinion or being in harmony: it is a technical term and synonymous with con- tracted.

Settled or established by agreement. This word in a deed creates a covenant. ; This word is a technical term, and it is synonymous with “contracted,” McKisick vy. McKisick, Meigs (Tenn.) 433. It means, ez vi termini, that it Is the agreement of both parties, whether both sign it or not, each and both consenting to it. Aikin v. Albany, V. & C. R. Co., 26 Barb. (N. ¥.) 298. —Agreed order. The only difference between an agreed order and one which is made in the due course of the proceedings in an action is that in the one case it is agreed to, and in the other it is made as authorized by law. Claflin v. Gibson (Ky.) 51 S. W. 439, 21 Ky. Law Rep. 337.—Agreed statement of facts. A Statement of facts, agreed on by the parties as true and correct, to be submitted to a court for a ruling on the law of the case. pu ais guar Co. v. a Mexico, 183 U. S Ct. 172, 46 L. Ed. 315: Reddick v Pulaski County, 14 Ind. App. 598, 41 ak

simple past and past participle of agree

In harmony.

Indicates agreement on the part of the speaker.