Exhibere

Lat. [from ex, out, and habere, to have.] In the civil law. To have out; to show openly; to exhibit; to present or produce a thing so that it may be seen and handled. Calv. Lex. Jur. citing Gaddaeus. Exhibere est praesentiam corporis praebere; to exhibit is to furnish the presence of the body; to present a thing or person corporeally.

Dig. 50. 16. 22.

To EXHIBIT.

In practice

To present or show in legal form; to present to a court; to produce or show in or before a court or judicial officer.

See Exhibit.