Appropriare

I. I.

In old English law

To use; to appropriate; to approve. muniam]: to Approve, or separate and common it criminal process. act, by one who intends to he brings himself into such, it to his exclusive conability to exercise his apprentiz, I. fr. One who infant, bound by indenture in return for his servmaster's trade, art or occupaan apprentice; the relation; a contract by which a; the term for which an I. fr.

In old English law

Apprenticing ad barrag: an Apprenticing ad legem, Apstudent at law; a counsellor novitiate; the state of an apprepared; ready. Learned or skilled. Ap- Apris. attaching a debtor's land of his debt at sea, for the purpose of approve, v. Approve. To approve and reject; to rest. approver, v. App7-over; Procome at; to approach. take to one's own separate Appropriare et includere [cominclose a common; to disto own: as, to adopt a trade-mark. To set apart for a particular purpose: as, to set apart funds, public lands, any lands to public use, public money, etc. v. Application.