Derationare

I. I. To deraign. v. Deraign; Dirationare.

/.; Desrener, fr. To prove;; to refuse. Moreover; again. come to an end on the happening of a conis, properly, to end by natural causes, by; abandoned, v, Abandonment. nou potest esse major primativa, I. cannot exceed the original. Derivative: v. The last resort. Desmaintenant: from now. Desormes; descend. T.Formedon. intrationem, I. A descent (cast) tolls the entry. to an estate by inheritance, or by act of law, purchase. Descent cast was where the disseisor, or intruder took the estate by inheritwhich case the rightful owner could no longer his of

Lat. Toder^gn. See Deraign, Dirationare.