Opus

Lat. Work; labor; the product of work or labor.

— Opus locatum. The product of work let for use to another; or the hiring out of work or labor to be done upon a thing.

— Opus maul ificum. In old English law. Labor done by the hands; manual labor; such as making a hedge, digging a ditch. Fleta, lib. 2, c. 48, § 3.

— Opus novum. In the civil law. A new work. By this term was meant something newly built upon land, or taken from a work already erected. He was said opus novum faeere (to make a new work) who, either by building or by taking anything away, changed the former appearance of a work. Dig. 39, 1, 1, 11.

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In old English law. Benefit; advantage; work; labor. Opus maniflcum: labor done by the hands: manual labor.

In the civil law. Work; labor; a thing made or done by labor. Opus locatnm: a work let out. Opus novum: anew work; something newly built upon land, or taken from a work already erected. Or. In written instruments, statutes, etc., frequently construed to mean "and," where such construction is necessary to give effect to the intention.

Lat. Work; labor; the product of work or labor.

;. Work, labor. Benefit, advantage. manual labor. Opus novum: a new structure.