ACTUS

In the civil law. A species ot right of way, consisting in the right of driving cattle, or a carriage, over the· land subject to the servitude. Inst. 2, S, pr. It Is sometimes translated a "road," and in~ eluded the kind of way termed "#.ter," or path. Lord Coke, who Jdopts the term "actua" from Bracton, defines it a foot' and horse way, vulgarly.called ''pack and prime way i" but dlsUnguishes it from a cart-war. [s. 34]