Meaning of admittedness | Babel Free

Definitions

The quality of being admitted.

rare, uncountable

Examples

“The state of defendant’s admittedness was when complainant left him in January was £11 17s. 6d. Defendant admitted then that he owed that amount and evn more.”

“Settlement by the insurer has to be effected within 30 days from the date of the admittedness certificate, but as this class of insurance is, in common with all others, of the net loss variety, the underwriter is entitled to deduct from the gross amount of loss his share in all recoveries and distributions from the estate, his share of the salvage proceeds on disposal, and his proportion of any other compensating salvages which may accrue.”

“This freedom, happening as restrained engagement with what-is, as “admittedness (Eingelassenheit) into the revealing, the harboring-forth, of what-is as a particular something,” carries into consummation the intricate self-differentiating Happening named as the Being of what-is.”

“In the instant case, there were oral communications, lien release letters covering specified periods of time, plus a request for a third joint check, followed by a subsequent admittedness of further indebtedness by OWNERS.”

“Loving the rosaries of frank admittedness, throes of sinking ships and snakes speaking English.”

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