CONTRAHERE
contrahere (k[schwa]n-tray-h[schwa]-ree), vb. [Latin ¡°draw together¡±] Roman law.
1. To establish or enter into a formal relationship, as between husband and wife, creditor and debtor, by mutual agreement.
2. To commit a crime.
3. To accept an inheritance.
4. Generally, to perform any act of legal significance. See CONTRACTUS.
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