Attingere
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary · Alexander M. Burrill · 1850
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary
Lat. To touch or reach to; to amount to. Qu€b summam qtiadraginta solidorvm attingunt, vel earn txcedunt; which amount to, or exceed the sum of forty shillings.
Beg. Orig. 145.
Attingunt se; they amount to.
Yelv. 80.
Qua in toto se attingunt; which in the whole amount to. See In toto se attingunt, Attingentia; amounting to.
Hob. 133.
To touch; to be allied to, or connected with. Nullo jure cognationis patrem sui patris attigit; by no law or principle of relationship is he allied to his grandfather.
Inst. 3. 1. 8.
Quialiqua affinitate r^on attingunt; who are not related by any affinity. £ract. fol.
72, 150.