Issnably

In an issuable manner. Issue,/!", and engr. Offspring, including not only children, but all lineal descendants; a causing to go forth; the point of fact or law resulting from the pleadings in an action. In a will the word is commonly of very extensive import, and embraces descendants of every degree, whensoever existent It may, however, be restricted to children. Issue in fact or of fact: an issue upon matter of fact, — the fact only, and not the law, being disputed and presented for trial Issue in law: an issue upon matter of law, or consisting of matter of law, being produced by a demurrer on the one side, and a joinder