In English law . Fullness; a state of being full. A term applied to a benefice when full, or possessed by au incumbent The opposite state to a vacation, or […]

Full; entire; complete; unabridged. In the ecclesiastical courts , (and in admiralty practice,) causes are divided into plena ry and summary. The former are those in whose proceedings the order […]

the name given to a suit where the merits are fully investigated and discussed and the decision is not based on another suit.

the term for a full and a complete confession.

A plenary session is a general assembly for all of the individuals involved in any conference.

Lat Completely; fully; sufficiently.

One who has full power to do a thing; a person fully commis- sioned to act for another. A term applied In international law to ministers and envoys of the […]

Lat In the civil law . Full ownership; the property in a thing united with the usufruct. Calvin

the term that is used for a warrant, an assurance or a security.

In Spanish law. The pleadings in a cause. White, New Recop. b. 3, tit 7.

In old English law . An estate, with the habit and quality of the land; ex- tending to a rent charge and to a possibility of dower. Co. Litt. 2216; […]

A small mark painted on the side of a ship, usually depicting the maximum point to which they can be sunk in water when full. Usually dependent upon place season […]

A kind of earnest used In public sales at Amsterdam. Wharton.

A term used in appraising land values and particularly in eminent do- main proceedings , to designate the additional value given to city lots by the fact that they are […]

The ancient payment of a penny to the church from every plow-land. 1 Mon. Angl. 256.

An allowance of wood which tenants are entitled to, for repairing their plows and other implements of husbandry. PLOW-LAND 907 PLUS VALET CONSUETUDO

A quantity of land “not of any certain content, but as much as a plow can, by course of husbandry, plow In a year.” Co. Litt. 69a.

The Monday after twelfth-day.

Money formerly paid by some tenants, in lieu of service to plow the lord’s lands.

The amount of capital reinvested that are not paid to shareholders in the form of dividends.

A ‘plug’ is used to create continuity in a financial statement . Usually handy in case of a discrepancy .

Plug and Play is a term used for a feature in personal computers, which allows them to recognize any device that has been ‘plugged in’ to a computer. Examples include […]

Any piece of hardware that is compatible with a certain kind of outlet, or socket without any modification .

A small program made to add new features to an application that has already been created by another party. For instance, there are lots of third party plugins available for […]

Lat. In the civil law . Soldering. Dig. (J, 1, 23, 5.