Transire
A Dictionary of Law · William C. Anderson · 1889
A Dictionary of Law
Togo across; to pass over, pass to another pei'son, place, thing, or state. A transire is a custom-house permit to let goods pass or be removed. Transit in rem judicatam. It passes into a matter adjudicated, q. v.
Transit terra cum onere
Land passes with the burden — is conveyed subject to its incurribrance. See Onus, Cum onere.
Transitu.
See Stoppage, In transitu.
TRANSLATIOIir.
The act of rendering or the fact of being rendered into another language; also, that which is so rendered.
1.
The testimony of a witness who cannot make himself understood in English is delivered aloud in open court to a sworn interpreter, who translates the oath, the questions and answers. ^ 2. When language which is alleged to be defamatory is expressed in a foreign tongue, the plaintiff should file a translation, except as to words which have become anglicized^ and the court may define these to the jury." The words should be set out in the foreign language, and followed by a translation averred to be correct.^ 3. A translator may copyright his translation. It is no infringement of the copyright to translate a work which the author has already had translated and copyrighted.'', TRANSMISSION.
See Descent.