Same
A Dictionary of Law · William C. Anderson · 1889
A Dictionary of Law
Refers to the next antecedent.' Does not always mean identical; frequently, of the kind or species, though not the specific thing; is often a substitute for a word used hefore, and employed as a pronoun. 3, In the expression " deliver policies and receive premiums on the same," means them. — the policies.* Same manner. See Mannee. Same offense. In the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution, an offense which is the same in law and in fact.^ Same property. The tenant of a stock farm was to draw out the " same property " he put into the business. Held, that the same description of stock, of equivalent value, was meant.' Same v. Same. The same plaintiff against the same defendant; the same case as first cited.
Sameness. See Patent, 3; Tkade-maek.
Compare Equal; Equivalent; Ideu; loENTi Ty; Like; Said.