Angaria

gr.-l. A forced service by a vessel, imposed poses; an impressment of a vessel. In the Roman law. A forced service; an in the seisin or posof his death an esone from whom an ancestors; for instance, harbor or port. to acquire an easer lights: windows twenty years or more, prescriptive right, which land. Ancient readformerly of great the last lease was writings: deeds old, which, if they naturally have them, proof of execution. tenure existing in of Edward the Conappearing in Domesday chancery who are of a An appointment the power; and situate is ancillary to jurisdiction in which the mean "or," as or la the intention of the reprisal; anciently a for the purpose of The eldest or firstbend of a way or for public purimpressment; a service exrior; an extraordinary of liis prerogative. An^ariare, L I. To compel An^ild, angeld, sax. thing; compensation Anglescheria, LI In English.