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Toll v.4. World English Historical Dictionary Dictionary Biographies Literary Criticism Welcome Terms of Service ⧏ Previous Next ⧐ Contents Slice Contents Key Bibliographic Record Murray’s New English Dictionary. 1916, rev. 2022. Toll v.4 Law. [a. AF. toller, toler, touller, ad. L. toll-ĕre to take away.] trans. To take away, bar, defeat, annul. To toll an entry, to take away the right of, or bar entry.

1 [1292.  Britton, I. vi. § 2. Ensint qe peyne ne lour toulle nule resoun. Ibid., xxvi. § 1. Cum il avera tolet al pleyntif. Et si … ele avera tolu a homme ses membres.]

2 1467–8.  Rolls of Parlt., V. 631/1. That the esson and … other delay of eny persone … by this acte be not prejudiced nor tolled in any wise.

3 1495.  Act 11 Hen. VII., c. 63 § 4. Wherof their entres … shall be tolled and taken away by the Course of the Lawe.

4 1544.  trans. Littleton’s Tenures (1574), 86 b. Suche discente shall not tol the entre of the childe, but be may enter vpon the issue that is in by discent.

5 1642.  J. M[arsh], Argt. conc. Militia, 18. The King may dissolve a Parliament and so totally toll their power.

6 1726.  Ayliffe, Parergon, 74. It … tolls the Presumption in Favour of a Sentence.

7 1818.  Hallam, Mid. Ages (1878), III. 166, note. In what case this right of entry was taken away, or tolled, as it was expressed, by the death or alienation of the disseisor.

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