Actuary

The manager of a joint stock company, particularly an insurance company. An officer of a mercantile or insurance company skilled in financial calculations, especially respecting such subjects as the expectancy of the duration of life. A clerk, in some corporations vested with various powers. In Ecclesiastical Law. A clerk who regis- ACTUM (Lat. agere). A deed; something done. Datum relates to the time of the delivery of the instrument; actum, the time of making it; factum, the thing made. Gestum, denotes a thing done without writing; actum, a thing done In writing. See Du Cange; Actus. ACTUS (Lat. agere, to do; actus, done). In Civil Law. A thing done. See Actum. A servitude which carried the right of driving animals and vehicles across the lands of another. It included also the iter, or right of passing across on foot or on horseback.

In English Law. An act of parliament 8 Coke 40.

A foot and horse way.

Co. Litt. 56 a.

AD (Lat). At; by; for; near; on account of; to; until; upon; with relation to or concerning. AD ABUNDANTIOREM CAUTELAM (Lat) For greater caution. AD ALIUD EXAMEN (Lat). To another tribunal. Calvinus, Lex.