A word used in some of the United States for scrowl or scroll. “The word ‘seal,’ written in a scrawl attached to the name of an obligor, makes the instrument a specialty.” Comerford v. Cobb, 2 Fla. 418.
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A word used in some of the United States for scrowl or scroll. “The word ‘seal,’ written in a scrawl attached to the name of an obligor, makes the instrument a specialty.” Comerford v. Cobb, 2 Fla. 418.
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