Ad custagia

ad cnstnin: at the costs, at the cost,Ad decisionem litis: by the decision of the suit Ad defendendnm: to defend. Ad delin^nendum: to become delinquent Ad effectnm seqaentam: to the effect following. Ad eosdem terminos: for or upon the same terms. Ad essenduin: to be; — coram justiciariis: to be before the justices; — de consilio sno: to be of his counsel. Ad excambium ad ralentiam: for recompense to the value. Ad exhseredationem: to the disherison, or disinheriting; — ipsius: to the disinheriting of himself; — ecclesise: to the disinheriting of the church. Ad feodi flrmam: to fee farm. Ad fldem: in or under allegiance; bound to allegiance; — regis: under the king's allegiance; — ntriasqne regis: owing allegiance to each king. Ad flrmam: to farm; — ponere: to put or set to farm. Ad gaolam deliberaiidam: to deliver the gaol; to make gaol delivery. Ad gravamen tenentis sni: to the grievance of the tenant Ad grave damnum: to the great damage. Ad hnnc diem: at this day. Ad idem facit: it makes to, or goes to establish the same point Ad illnd: to that; thereto, or thereunta Ad ' inde: thereunto; — requisitns: thereunto required. Ad informandum conscientiam: to inform the mind; — jndic Ls: to inform the mind of the judge. Ad inqnirendnm: to inquire. Ad instantiam: at the instance; — partis: at the instance of a party. Ad itinerandum: to itinerate. Ad judicium; to judgment; to court; — provocare: to summon to court; to begin an action. Ad jngendam auxilinm: to join aid; to join in aid. Ad jura: for the rights; — legis: for the rights of the law; — regis: for the rights of the crown; a writ by the holder of a crown living against an ejector. Ad litis decisionem: to the decision of the suit Ad litis ordinationem: to the regulation of the suit Ad Incrandum vel perpendum: to gain or lose. Ad majorem cantelam: for greater security. Ad majns: at most Ad manum: at hand; ready for usa Ad minus: at the least Ad modnm: after the manner of; on account of the way or manner; — actionls instituendas: to the mode of bringing the action. Ad mordendum assuetus: accustomed to bite. Ad no«nmentnm: to the nuisance; — liberi tenementi sui: to the nuisance of his freehold; — tenementi ipsornm: to the nuisance of their freehold. Adnullins sectam: at the suit of no one. Ad ordinationem litis: for or to the regulation of suit Ad ostendendum: to show. Ad ostium ecclesise: at the door of the church, v. Dower. Ad primam diem litigii: at the first day of the suit Ad propinqniorem consanguineum: to the next of blood. Ad prosequendum: to prosecuta Ad pnblicam vindicatam: for vindicating the publia Ad punctnm temporis: at the point of time. Ad qnerimoniam: on the grant of certain liberties by thfe to the prejudice of the king or which there was no answer. Ad referendnm; to be referred. Ad for repairing and maintaining. recto: to stand to the right; to to abide by the sentence of the eta Ad studendum et orandum: the promotion of learning and undergo the law; to abide the for a term; — annornm: for a another term; — qui prseteriit: ad tempus: for a term, or for a or to farm;

— Titse yel annornm: Ad testari: to witness. Ad dnm: to discuss and give advice. and in the same place; then and to the use and benefit Ad Taloris: to the worth of the contractus: upon the value spiciendnm, v. De ventre, etc for life, or until fault; during life, or in fee. Ad volnntatem: lord; — domini secandum cording to the custom. Ad In Scots law. Ad factum prestandum act — an obligation of great

At the costs. Toullier; Cowell; Whishaw.

Lat. At the costs. Reg. Jud. 9 a. Ad ejus propria custagia; at his own proper *costs. Towns. PI. 18. See Custagia.