- backberend
- The carrying away of goods which he has stolen, on his back, by a thief.
Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
backberend
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backberend — back·ber·end … English syllables
backberend — (also backberende) /baekberand/ Sax … Black's law dictionary
backberend — (also backberende) /baekberand/ Sax … Black's law dictionary
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backberende — (also backberend) /baekberand/ Sax bearing upon the back or about the person Applied to a thief taken with the stolen property in his immediate possession. Used with handhabend, having in the hand … Black's law dictionary
back carry — In forest law, the crime of having, on the back, game unlawfully killed. See backberend … Black's law dictionary
backberende — (also backberend) /baekberand/ Sax bearing upon the back or about the person Applied to a thief taken with the stolen property in his immediate possession. Used with handhabend, having in the hand … Black's law dictionary
back carry — In forest law, the crime of having, on the back, game unlawfully killed. See backberend … Black's law dictionary
