acquittance (Meaning)
acquittance (n)
a legal document evidencing the discharge of a debt or obligation
acquittance (n.)
The clearing off of debt or obligation; a release or discharge from debt or other liability.
A writing which is evidence of a discharge; a receipt in full, which bars a further demand.
acquittance (v. t.)
To acquit.
Synonyms & Antonyms of acquittance
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acquittance Sentence Examples
- The defendant received an acquittance from the court, officially clearing their name of all charges.
- The attorney handed the client an acquittance document, signifying the successful resolution of the legal matter.
- After completing the required community service, the judge issued an acquittance for the offender.
- The debtor provided a signed acquittance to confirm the repayment of the outstanding loan.
- The company issued an acquittance to the employee, acknowledging the settlement of all financial obligations.
- The court clerk prepared the acquittance papers, officially releasing the individual from any legal liabilities.
- Upon receiving the final payment, the creditor issued an acquittance to the debtor, confirming the debt's satisfaction.
- The landlord provided an acquittance to the tenant, indicating that all rent payments were up to date.
- The bank sent an acquittance to the borrower, acknowledging the full repayment of the mortgage.
- The court registrar stamped the acquittance, officially recognizing the fulfillment of the legal requirements.
FAQs About the word acquittance
a legal document evidencing the discharge of a debt or obligationThe clearing off of debt or obligation; a release or discharge from debt or other liability., A
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The defendant received an acquittance from the court, officially clearing their name of all charges.
The attorney handed the client an acquittance document, signifying the successful resolution of the legal matter.
After completing the required community service, the judge issued an acquittance for the offender.
The debtor provided a signed acquittance to confirm the repayment of the outstanding loan.
