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Junior

A Dictionary of Law · William C. Anderson · 1889

A Dictionary of Law

1.

Although usually attached to a person's name, is not regarded as a part thereof. "Junior "and "senior "are words of description, constitute no part of a name, and may be added or omitted in different counts in an Indictment without affecting its sufi Sciency.'

See Name, 1. 2.

Younger; opposed to senior: as, junior counsel.

3.

Younger in time; later or more recent: ■ opposed to priqr: as, a junior judgment, execution, writ, creditor, patent, survey.