Protestation

A method of informally denying so that the pleader would not be estopped another action but not to render propounding an alleexample. for probate. in [his] proper full property, both nuda: naked persona: in his right. Proprio vigore: of its own affectum: on account curiae: for et culturam: sanguinis: for delictum: on account tenentis: for honoris respec- Propter majorem ssevitiam, adula criminal pro- Prostratus: abated. protectionem, I. it subjection, and King to a person in for a certain time. notary of the disprotestation. a fact in pleading, from denying it in the double.

Prout,;.

As. Prout moris est: as the custom is. Prout patet per recordum: as it appears by the record.