English law

To call or demand a party. propose a law; to request its passage; to move in writing; one of a set of questions in according to a certain form, for proposal to witto witnesses examined out of court, as under a the purpose; to witnesses in courts of equity, proceeding according to the course of the civil — a term used in both the civil and the com- Interrnptio multiplex non to Uit preobtentam: manifold or repeated interruption defeat a prescription once obtained. law. The breaking through of that possession title rests. I In Saxon law. To vouch to warranty. To deliver to a third person; to vouch a third English law. An interval of time or place. law. To come between; to-substitute one's assume the obligation of another, or the proseanother's cause; to intervena law, A coming between parties; the act by party to a suit, but claiming an interest in the and thus makes himself a party to the law. That cannot testify; one whose testito make a will. of a person who dies without having made a intestate.; a person who dies without making a will, intestate: a person who dies leaving a will refuse to act law. Intestate; without a wilL and old English law. One who dies without Intestatus decedit, qui aut omnino testanon jure fecit, aut id quod fecerat ruptum made it in due form of law, or if the will which he has made is canceled or broken, or if no one will become heir under it