Approbare

I. I In old English law. To

To approve; lit ally, to test, try, prove good. Qtil approbat, non reprobat. He w approves cannot reject. One cannot both accept and reject the same thi One may not both affirm and deny. ' Begina v. Weil, 47 L. T. B. 633 (1883); s. c. 15 Eep. ■ 'F. apprendre, to learn: L. apprehendere, to hold of, grasp. = [1 Bl. Com. 436; 3 id. 26. ' [2 Kent, 361. « Hopewell v. Amwell, 3 N. J. L. •425 (1808). See i State ex reV. v. Jones, 16 Fla. 316-18 (1878). « Be Goodenough, 19 Wis. 317 (1865), Dixon, C. J. ' 1 Bl. Com. 426.

Lat. To approve. Toions. PI. 62. See Approve.