Usnsfrnctns

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In the civil law. The right of using and enjoying the profits of things belonging to another, without impairing the substance of the thiiigs themselves. Ut, t As; that; in order that Tit poena ad paucos, metas ad omnes peryeniat: that the punishment may reach a few but the fear of it affect all. Ut res magis valeat quam pereat: that the thing, or subject-matter, may rather have effect than be destroyed, v. Benedicta est, eta; Benigne faciendm, etc. Ut supra: as abova In old English law. Ut antiquum: as if ancient Ut audivi: as I heard. Ut credo: as I believe. Ut currere solebat; as it was wont to run. v. Aqua currit, etc. Ut de feodo: as of fee. Ut hospites: as guests.

In the cii Hl law. Although; as; as though; that when.