Peopeius.L

One's own; individual. Propria persona. In his own person; personally. Abbreviated p. p. Applied to an appearance made, a pleading filed, or other thing done in court by a party " in person." Proprio vigore. By its own force; intrinsically. Tlie same as ex proprio vigore. State rules of practice have no efficacy, proprio vigore, upon the United States courts. They must first be adopted.* When judgment is affirmed by an appellate court, the sureties, proprio vigore, become liable to the same extent as the principal' obligor.* See under Bona, 2; Injuria.