Dower

Ad proximum pediatur sentential the next antecedent, unless juris respondent juratores, dent judices: jurymen of law. Ad quern: to which to what injury. A writ the Crown, to see that no quod non fuit responsum Ad rationem ponere: to to the thing, to recover actions are ad rem, or in ever hands it may be, or in person or persons. In the sonal rights, rights to recover distinct from in most frequently.

Ad effectum seeifect

Ad esritum: at issue; at allegiance. Ad filum medium line (thread) of the water or way. at the end, at the end of the suit. Ad gaolas deliberandas: to make; v. Commission., 5. Ad hominem: personal argument. Ad idem: to Ad inde requisitus: thereunto reindefinitely, to an infinite extent. Ad A judicial writ, commanding any to be inquired into. Ad interim: jungendum auxilium: to join in aid; regis: for the rights of the King. A a Crown living against those seek- Ealendas Graecas (at the Greek Ka-: at large. Ad litem: for the the suit. Ad lucrandum vel per- Ad majorem cautelam: for Ad mordendum assuetus: ac- Ad nocumentum: to the hurt, ecclesise: at the church-door: v. antecedens fiat relatio, nisi imreference (relation) should be made to the sense forbid. Ad quaestionem ad qusestionem facti responanswer questions of fact, judges those; v.

A quo

Ad quod damnum: issuing before the grant of liberties by rights will thereby be injured. Ad: to which there was no answer. cite to appear, to arraign. Ad rem: the thing, against the thuig. Thus rem, to recover the thing in whose personam against some particular Roman law rights ad rem were perthe thing against some person, as in the which su Btentationem: for repairing and keeping in proper condition. Ad respondendum: to answer; v. Capias. Ad seotam: at suit of.

Adterminumannorumiforatermofyears.

Ad terminum qui prseteriit: for a term which has expired. A writ of entry which lay for the lessor or his heirs against the lessee or any one holding the land after the lease expired. Ad tunc et ibidem: then and there. The technical name for a part of an indictment specifying time and place. Ad tristem partem Btrenua est suspicio: suspicion lies heavy on the unfortunate side. Ad unguem: perfect, finished to the smallest detail. Ad usum et commodum: to the use and benefit. Ad valentiam, valorem: to the value; v. Cape. Ad ventrem inspiciendum; v.

De ventre inspiciendo

Ad vitam aut oulpam (for Hfe or until fault): during good behavior. Ad voluntatem domini: at the will of the lord. Ad waractum: to fallow.