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See Fishery; Impeovement. P. P. As an abbreviation, denotes page. Parliament, part, patent, penal, people, perpetual, placitum, pleas, jjoor, practice, precedents, president (judge), private, privy, probate, protest, public: P. C Patent cases; penal code; pleas of the crown; political code: pracfice cases; precedents in chancery. P. h. V. Pro hac vice, for this occasion. See Peg, etc. P. J. President judge. See Judge. P. L. Pamphlet laws; poor laws; public laws. P. M. Post meridiem, after midday. See Afternoon; Day. P. P. Propria persona, in his own person.

See Peopeius. > Suydam v. Williamson, 20 How. 436 (1857), Clifford, J.; 58N.

H. 313., = Mealey v. Metropolitan Lite Ins. Co., 23 F. E. 25 (18S5), in which case the court refused to direct the defendant to file the application and the medical examination in the clerk's office.

See also Sneed v. Wister, 8 Wheat. 695 (1823); 1 Chitty, PI. '»430. » 4 Bl. Com. 269.

P. &. Public statutes.