Warrant
to give a guaranty to; to authorize; to give power or authority to, as to do or forbear anything, by which the person authorized is secured or held harmless from any loss, damage, or detriment by such act; as, these thoughts cannot warrant you from suspicion in others. To declare with assurance or confident anticipation; as, I warrant he who is born to be hanged will never be drowned. To justify; to maintain, support, or verify by authority, proof, or evidence; as, one is warranted in assuming this to be a fact. In law, to assure; to secure to, as a grant to a guarantee.
To secure, as the valid title of goods to a purchaser; or, to provide_indemnification in the event of loss. To guarantee to a purchaser the quality or quantity of goods or articles sold, as being equal to that which they are represented to be; as warranted Sheffield cutlery.
An act, instrument, or obligation, by which one person authorizes another to do something which he has not otherwise WARRANT OFFICER a right to do; an act or commission investing one with a certain right, power, or authority, and thus securing him from likewise. That which serves as guaranty, which warrants, authorizes, or justifies the doing of; as, the breaking of rules by others is no warrant for our doing so likewise. That which serves as guaranty, security, or assurance for anything; as, his word alone is sufficient warrant. A voucher; that supplies proof or attestatation; as, a pretender to piety backs his thing or things; as, a warrant for the person to receive money, goods, or other transfer of bonded spirits. person to receive money, goods, or other thing or things; as, a warrant for the transfer of bonded spirits.
In criminal law, the authority issued should set forth the time and place of be under hand and seal of the justice; hension of some one. The warrant should be under hand and seal of the justice; should set forth the time and place of making it, and the cause for which it is made; and should name the person against whom it is granted. It is good for the county in which it is issued, but cannot be enforced in another without being backed by a justice of that county.
The officer is justified in apprehending the party at any time, and even in breaking open the doors of a house in pursuit of him.
WARREN sonal as well as his real assets are answerable for the performance of the Also, any promise (expressed or imcovenant. plied by law, according to circumstances) from a vendor to a purchaser, that the good and fit for use, or at least for such Also, any promise (expressed or imgood and fit for use, or at least for such conditions, non-compliance with which it. Warranties in insurance are absolute conditions, non-c voids the insurance. use as the purchaser intends to make of voids the insurance. When express, noncompliance with which warranties. policy, but there are certain implied When express, miles S. E. of Cleveland. Here are and on the Baltimore and Ohio, the Pennsylvania, and the Erie railroads; 55 and on the Baltimore and Ohio, the Penn-