equitableness

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

EQ'UITABLENESS, noun The quality of being just and impartial; as the equitableness of a judge. 1. Equity; the state of doing justice, or distributing to each according to his legal or just claims; as the equitableness of a decision or distribution of property.
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