Animo

Lat. [abl. of animtLS^ q. v.] With the intention or design. Quo animo; with what intent. Considerandum est quo animo, quave voluntate quid fiat; it is to be considered with what intent, or with what will a thing is done. Bract, fol.

101 b.

This is a very common expression in the books.

8 Co. 290. 1 Kent's Com, 11.

Animo cancellandi; with the intention of cancelling.

1 Eq, Cas. Abr, 409, pi. 3. 1 Powell on Devises, 603.

Anirno felonico; with felonious intent.

Hob, 134.

Animo furandi; with the intention of stealing, ^rac^ fol.

150 b.

Animo lucrandi; with the intention of gaining, with the view to gain or profit.

Inst. 2. 1. 16.

Bract, fol.

9 a. 2 Kent's Com, 857.

Animo manendi; with the intention of remaining.

1 Kent's Com. 76.

Animo republicandi; with the intention of re-publishing.

1 Powell on Dev. 609.

Animo rev&ttendi; with the intention of returning.

1 Kenfs Com, 78.

Animo revocandi; with the intention t)f revoking.

Lord Mansfield, C. J., Covfp, 62. 1 Powell on Dev, 595.

Animo et corpore; by the mind, and by the body; by the intention, and by the physical act.

Diff. 50. 17. 153. Id. 41. 2. 8. 1.