Constituere

Lat. To constitute or appoint. Constituimus (we have constituted, or appointed,) was the emphatic word in the ancient commissions of the Djes in England. Bract, fol.

109 — 111.

To put in one's place; to constitute or appoint an attorney. Attomavi et in loco meo constitui C.deD,; I have attorned and put in my place C. of D. Reg. Grig. 172. Constitute is still an emphatic word in letters of attorney. To put or place; to make an appearance. Partibus in judicio constitutis; the parties being placed (or having appeared) in court. Bract, fol.

257.

To establish or ordain. See Constitutio. To undertake or engage to pay a debt.

Inst. 4. 6. 9. Dig. 18. 5.

See Constitutum.

See Constitutum.