Law. [AF. banc, ‘bench’: see BANK sb.] Bench; in phrase in banc = in BANCO.
1727–51. Chambers, Cycl., s.v., King’s Banc, or Bench.
1863. Cox, Inst. Eng. Govt., II. ix. 526. Disposed of in each court when sitting in banc (in banco) that is, by several of the justices sitting together.
