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101autotype — n. facsimile; true copy. ♦ autotypy, n. process of producing such copies …
102actual service — Personal service, as distinguished from service by publication or some other form of constructive service of process. 42 Am J1st Proc § 46. The typical example of actual or personal service is that of reading the process to the person to be… …
103copia vera — A true copy …
104secondary evidence — Evidence which is not the primary or best evidence of which the case is susceptible. Evidence admissible of necessity, although not primary evidence, because of the impossibility of producing the primary evidence, as where an instrument pertinent …
105service of pleading — A common requirement under modern rules of pleading and practice, consisting in the delivery of a true copy to the adverse party or his attorney of record. 41 Am J1st Pl § 317 …
106estreat — [es trēt′] n. [ME & Anglo Fr estrete < OFr estraite < ML extracta < pp. of L extrahere: see EXTRACT] a true copy or extract of an original record entered in a law court, as of fines vt. 1. to take from the records of a law court for… …
107es|treat — «ehs TREET», noun, verb. in English Law: –n. a true copy or extract of an original record or writing on the rolls of a court, especially of a fine. –v.t. 1. to make an extract of (a fine or bail) from the records of a court, for prosecution. 2.… …
108pro|bate — «PROH bayt», noun, adjective, verb, bat|ed, bat|ing. Law. –n. 1. the official proving of the will of a person who has died as genuine. 2. a true copy of a will with a certificate that it has been proved genuine. –adj. of or concerned with the… …
109JOSEPH BEN MORDECAI HA-KOHEN — JOSEPH BEN MORDECAI HA KOHEN, (late 17th and early 18th century), talmudist of jerusalem . Joseph was a pupil of moses b. jonathan galante . From 1706 to 1718 he wandered through various European countries and, while in Venice, arranged for the… …
110White (horse) — True white horses, especially those that carry the White or W gene, are rare. Most horses that are commonly referred to as white are actually gray horses whose hair coats are completely white. [ [http://www.vgl.ucdavis.edu/services/coatcolor.php… …
