summarie

summarie [LL summarius+-e], in summary or outline, in a way that deals with or comprises (only) the chief points or substance of a matter. b (esp. leg., w. ref. to form of procedure) summarily, without the full process. 1340 de ejus excessibus ‥ ~e informati ipsum ‥ sine dilacione qualibet ab officio magistratus ammoveant Deeds Balliol 292; 1341 prout super hiis nobis est ~e facta fides Reg. Roff. Ep. f. 192b; ubi ~e [MS: sum'e] notandum est quod ‥ Knighton I 16; ~e ‥ intendit hic probare quod ‥ Netter DAF I 444a; 1549 nisi praevio edicto publice et ~e ‥ cognito Conc. Scot. II 114.  b 1278 controversiam in forma juris ~e et de plano excepcionibus dilatoriis exclusis fideliter examinabunt Reg. Heref. 284; 1332 Scot. Grey Friars II 3 (v. 1 planus 17); ex quo ~e in voluntate regis Scocie pendet eorum deliberacio Pri. Cold. 54; 1429 petit pars dictorum abbatis et conventus quod procedatur in hac parte ~e absque strepitu Amund. I 240; 1452 Melrose 554 (v. 1 planus 17).