Hors

L. Fr. Out; out of; without.

— Hors de son fee. Out of his fee. In old pleading, this was the name of a plea in an action for rent or services, by which the defendr ant alleged that the land in question was out of the compass of the plaintiff's fee. Mather v. Wood, 12 Pa. Co. Ct. It. 4.

— Hors pris. Except Literally translated by the Scotch "out taken."

I. fr. Out; out of; without Hors de court: out of court Hors de pryson: out of prison. Hors de son fee: out of his fee; an old plea to an action to recover rent on services. Hors de temps: out of tima Hors pris: except Hors son sen: out of his sense or mind.