Ancillahy
Defined in 1 dictionary — Anderson (1889)
A Dictionary of Law
William C. Anderson · 1889
i Auxniary;-subordinate; incidental; additional. The king's court is not ancillary to any other.^ Thus also are or may be related — one constitutional po^ifer to another; ^ implied powers in a corporation; * a writ ot certiorari to a writ of habeas corpus; a capias^ originally, to a summons, judgment or decree, to secure obedience or enforcement; a sequesti'ation to preserve from waste movables on mortgaged property; * a commission to aid the court by hearing and report; ' one bill in equity to another bill; ^ an attachment to another proceeding; ^ an action in aid of an execution at law to the original suit; ^ an act toward the performance of an agreement; i° an administration (q. V.) subordinate to another; " parol testimony in some relations; ^"^ an outbuilding, to a dwellinghouse; a statute, to a constitutional amendment. ^^ AlfCIPITIS. See Usus, Ancipitis.