Calnmnia

calnmpnia, I. I. In eld the demand of a right in a thing In the civil law.i Calumny, malice, a malicious prosecution. calumny; an oath imposed on clerk shortly prior to each term, Docket. Calendar of prisoners: in his custody. the Roman law. The first day of; so termed from the custom of a on that day, the month with the moon. to the stock of a corporation for subscriptions. in a survey or grant of a visor boundary; termed a special or courses and distances, termed a gencome or be present; to summon to; to utter in a loud and distinct that a cause on the list or calendar announce that it may be placed on or list: to go over the docket or cause by cause, eis to what causes trial or argument causes set in the Call a jury: to draw from the names of persons to serve as a jury. of a party in open court and comperformance of some duty. ' Call a plaintiff when he desires to abanby his withdrawing from the court called by the crier. Call a prisoner: himself and answer to the indict- Call a witness: to present a witname where he has been summoned to issue of an attachment in a survey or grant a natural as a limit or boundary, v. Call. to confer upon a member of one of dignity of barrister. A gift made by a man in his lifepower) to the chief of his clan or and protection, and for delivery v. Herezeld. English law. A claim or demand;; a challenge; an objection. or ill design; a false accusation; CalnmnisB jusjurandum: the oath of the parties to a suit, that they did