warrant

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That which warrants or authorizes; a commission giving authority, or justifying the doing of anything; an act, instrument, or obligation, by which one person authorizes another to do something which he has not otherwise a right to do; an act or instrument investing one with a right or authority, and thus securing him from loss or damage; commission; authority.

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Bible oath CD IOU John Hancock MO OK accept acceptance acceptance bill account for accredit acknowledge acknowledgment acquittance admit affidavit affirm affirmance affirmation agency agentship agree provisionally allege allow amen and candle approbation approval approve argue assent grudgingly assert assert under oath asseverate assign assignment assurance assure attest attestation authenticate authentication authority authorization authorize autograph aver avouch avow back back up bank acceptance bank check basis be sponsor for bear out bear witness bench warrant bill bill of draft bill of exchange bill of health blank check bolster bond book brevet building permit buttress call callable securities canceled check capias care carte blanche cats and dogs cause caveat certificate certificate of deposit certificate of proficiency certification certified check certify charge charter check checkbook cheque circumstantiate claim clear clearance commercial paper commission commissioning commit commitment concede confess confirm confirmation consign consignment contend copyright corporation securities corroborate cosign countenance countersecure countersign countersignature credential cry sour grapes cure death warrant debenture declare defend delegate delegated authority delegation demand bill demand draft depone depose deposition deputation depute deputize destigmatize detach detail devolute devolution devolve devolve upon devolvement diploma discharge disclose dispensation do justice to document draft due bill earnest embassy empower empowerment enable enabling endorse endorsement enfranchise enfranchisement ensure entitle entitlement entrust entrusting entrustment errand exchequer bill exculpate executorship exequatur explain express general agreement express the belief extrajudicial oath factorship favor fiat fieri facias fishing license foreign securities fortify foundation franchise freedom full power futures contract give evidence give in charge give official sanction give permission give power give the go-ahead give the imprimatur give thumbs up go along with go-ahead good reason government securities grant green light ground grounds guarantee guaranty habere facias possessionem hunting license immunity imprimatur indemnity indulgence initial injunction insurance insure interdict ironclad oath judicial oath junior securities jurisdiction justify kiss the book legalize legation legitimize letter of credit liberty license lieutenancy listed securities loyalty oath make a promise mandamus mandate mandatory injunction marketable securities material basis mission mittimus money order municipal securities navicert need negotiable instrument negotiable securities nihil obstat nisi prius nod noncallable securities not oppose notarization notarize notarized statement note note of hand notice notification oath oath of allegiance oath of office office official oath okay outstanding securities over-the-counter securities own paper pass pass on pass upon patent pawn permission permit pledge plenipotentiary power plight portfolio post postal order power of attorney power to act precept privilege probate process procuration profess prohibitory injunction promise promissory note prove proxy purge purview quittance ratification ratify rationalize reason receipt receipt in full recognize regency regentship rehabilitate reinforce reinstate release require responsibility restore right rubber stamp sanction say amen to seal search warrant second secure securities security send out senior securities sheepskin short-term note sight bill sight draft sigil sign sign and seal sign for signature signet solemn declaration solemn oath special favor sponsor stamp stamp of approval stand behind stand up for state stipulate stocks and bonds strengthen subject to call subpoena subscribe to subscription substance substantiate summons support surety sustain swear swear and affirm swear by bell swear to swear to God swear to goodness sworn statement task test oath testamur testify testimonial the nod ticket tie time bill time draft token trade acceptance transfer treasury bill treasury bond treasury certificate treasury note troth trust trusteeship undergird undersign underwrite undigested securities unregistered securities uphold validate validation verify vicarious authority vindicate visa vise vouch voucher vow warrant of arrest warrant of attorney warranty witness word writ yield

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