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Roe, Richard
Roe, Richard, otherwise Troublesome, the casual ejector and fictitious defendant in ejectment, whose services are no longer invoked. See JOHN DOE,
Moravians
Moravians, otherwise called Herrnhutters or United Brethren. A sect of Christians exempted from military service in America by 22 Geo.
Mixed larceny
Mixed larceny, otherwise called compound or complicated larceny, that which is combined with circumstances of aggravation, as violence to the person,
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Leap-year
Leap-year, otherwise called bissextile [fr. bis and sextilis (dies)] from its introduction to make up the loss of the six
Charter-land
Charter-land, otherwise called bookland, property held by deed under certain rents and free-services. It in effect difers nothing from the
Dyvour
Dyvour (otherwise Bare-man), a Scotch term for a person involved in debt, and unable to pay his creditors; synonymous with the word bankrupt, Skene
Elsewise
Otherwise
Aliter
Aliter (otherwise).
Alias
Alias (otherwise), a second or further writ, which was issued after a first writ had expired without effect. Abolished by the (English) Common Law Procedure Act, 1852, s. 10. As to concurrent writs, see R. S....
Agenhine
Agenhine, otherwise, but less correctly, 'Hogenhine,' and also 'Third-night awne hine,' a guest at an inn, who having stayed there
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