Account

An obsolete render an account and current: an open account. anced, which is considered Aocouple,/;-.

Married.

I. To Acceptavit: lie accepted.; the verbal release of a debt, by has not been paid. The drawee or other persons accepting mode of acquiring property by natural what one already possesses; as land, by houses, when built on one's own land; or 1. That which is incident or subordinate its principal. 2. v. Abet. Accessosequitur suum principale (the acbut follows its principal): the incident the principal, but not the principal by Accessoriuta sequitur naturam rei follows the nature of that to which accessary is reserved for the second Action on the case. contract between the owner of property when the latter is to sell the goods the profits. Notes or bills made, accepted, or inanother without consideration. concerned in a crime, whether principal between two persons in settlement of a has against the other. When performed, satisfaction, and is a bar to all actions common-law action to compel a person to enforce settlement thereof. Account Accoimt stated: an account balaccepted after a reasonable time. one's self of offence oath