NIL

Lat. Nothing. A contracted form ot "mhil," which see. -Nil debet. He owes nothing. The form of the general i ue in all actions of debt on simple contmct.-Nil habnit in tenement is. He had nothing [no interest) in the tenements. A plea in debt on a lease mdented, by which the defendant sets up that the person claiming to be 11).ndlord had no title or mterest.-Nil ligatum. Nothing bound;.that is, no obligation has been incurred. Tray. Lat. Max. Nil a.git exemplum litem quod lite re- 1olvlt. An example ooes no good which settles one question by another. Hatch T. Mann, 15 Wend. (N. Y.) 44, 49. Nil oonsensni te.m oontre.rlum est que.m vis atque metns. Nothing ls so op. posed to consent as force and fear. Dig. 50, 11; 116. [s. 825]