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Term: C.B.
Definition: C.B. stands for Common Bench or Chief Baron of the Exchequer in history.
Common Bench refers to a court of law where judges would hear cases that were not related to the royal court. Chief Baron of the Exchequer was a high-ranking official who oversaw financial matters for the government.
Overall, C.B. is an abbreviation used to refer to important legal and financial positions in history.
C.B.
C.B. is an abbreviation that can stand for two different things:
Here are some examples of how C.B. might be used:
These examples illustrate how C.B. can refer to either a court or a position within the legal system. They also show how the term might be used in a sentence.