Emergere

I. In old English V. Remoto, eta choosers; persons appointed by the court both the sheriff and coroner are disqua Uexecute any writ, in default of the sheriff A will or testament. Eloigner, alloigner, I. Jr., Elongare, I. L great way off. Elongata, elougatus: rea distance. thing or person out of the way, or removit may be out of reach. departure of a wife from her husband, to law. To issue or award. Emanare Einanarit: it issued.; the enfranchisement of a son by his liberation of African slaves. vessel in port; a restraint or prohibition authorities of a country on vessels, to prein time' of war, open or imminent. appropriation to one's own use or benentrusted to him by another. profits of sown land; such crops as are the; the right to take such crops. steal. Emble: stolen. Emble ou robbes: or is guilty of embracery. attempting corruptly to influence a jury, as money, entertainments, and the like. which is given in reparation or satisfaction committed; amends. To make amends or satisfaction for a; to pay a fine; to amend or correct or ransom one's life by payment of werelaw. Amendment or correction; the correcting abuses, according to certain rules panis et cerevisise: the assizing of bread regulating the weights and measures of satisfaction for an Injury, v. Emenda. law. To emerge; to arise; to happen.

Lat. To arise; to happen. Bract, fol. 1 b, 109. Stat. Marlbr. c. 13. Novis injuriis emersis, nova constituere remedia; to ordain new remedies for new injuries that have arisen. Fleta, lib. 2, c. 2. Remoto impedimento emergit actio. The impediment removed, the action arises, (becomes available or efficacious.) Shep. Touch. (by Preston), 150.