Addresser

adresser, I. fr. To hold maynes dextres: should hold up crown to ascertain whether it will be others; — non tuit responsum: to recognoscendnm; to recognize. Ad reparationem et snstentationem Ad sectam: at suit of. Ad staudum meet an accusation; to stand a trial; law. v. Plegium, etc.; Responsurusy for studying and praying; for religion. Ad subeundum legem: to sentence of the law. Ad terminum: term of years; — ponere: to put to for a term which has passed; — vel time; — vel ad flrmam: for a term for a term of life, or for years. tractandum et consilium impenden- Ad tunc et ibidem: at the time there. Ad nsum et commodum: valentiam: to or of the value; — veri true value, v. Cape. Ad valorem of the contract Ad ventrem in- Ad vitam: for life; — autcnlpam: good behavior; — vel in feodo: for at will; — domini: at will of the consnetudinem: at will of the lord acwarractum: to follow.: for performance of a specific strictness. making equal; a sharing equally. estimate in money. provocation. adjudge or condemn; to assign, allot assignment by the sentence of a court clause that the contract shall not seller shall have a better offer. to the name of a person by way certainty of identity. Additio proves or shows minority or insetter up of businesa up. Addresseroient en haul lour on high their right handa

^rfrmcr. L.Fr. To hold up; to erect^. Addresseroient en haut lour maynes dextres; should hold up on high their right hands. Id.