Baker v. Shy, 9 Heisk
Categories: Criminal Law
Definition (1910 Edition)
(Tenn.) 89
(Tenn.) 89.—Office ant. <A designation of a conveyance made y some officer of the law to effect certain purposes, where the owner is either unwilling or unable to execute the requisite deeds to pass the title; such, for example, as a tax-deed. 3 Washb. Real Prop. *537.—Office hours. That portion of the day during which public offices are usually open for the transaction of business. fice of honor. See Honor.—Office ef A criminal suit in an ecclesiastical
(Tenn.) 89.—Office ant. <A designation of a conveyance made y some officer of the law to effect certain purposes, where the owner is either unwilling or unable to execute the requisite deeds to pass the title; such, for example, as a tax-deed. 3 Washb. Real Prop. *537.—Office hours. That portion of the day during which public offices are usually open for the transaction of business. fice of honor. See Honor.—Office ef A criminal suit in an ecclesiastical
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