Sc. Obs. A balanced account; an acquittance, receipt. ‘So called from the phrase, et sic æque, which was written at the foot of an account when it was closed or settled.’ (Jam. Suppl.)
1636. Rec. Burgh Glasg. (1876), II. 41. Supplicatiounes to the exchequer annent our eque.
1637. Rec. Burgh Aberdean (1871), I. 118. The tounes eque wpoun the payment of thair burrow mailles.
