See Also: cush-cush(dictionary)
cush(dictionary)
tutor(dictionary)
tutor 1, noun(dictionary)
tutor 2, verb(dictionary)
TUTOR, civil law(law)
TUTOR ALIENUS, Eng(law)
TUTOR PROPERTUS(law)
UNDER-TUTOR, law of Louisiana(law)

UNDER-TUTOR, law of Louisiana (law) and cush (iou)


UNDER-TUTOR, law of Louisiana (law)


UNDER-TUTOR, law of Louisiana. In every tutorship, there shall be an undertutor, whom it shall be the duty of the judge to appoint at the time undertutor, whom it shall be the duty of the judge to appoint at the time letters of tutorship are certified for the tutor. letters of tutorship are certified for the tutor. 2. It is the duty of the under-tutor to act for the minor, whenever the 2. It is the duty of the under-tutor to act for the minor, whenever the interest of the minor is in opposition to the interest of the tutor. Civil interest of the minor is in opposition to the interest of the tutor. Civil Code, Art. 300, 301; 1 N. S. 462; 9 M. R. 643; 11 L. R. 189; Poth. Des Code, Art. 300, 301; 1 N. S. 462; 9 M. R. 643; 11 L. R. 189; Poth. Des Personnes, partie prem. tit. 6, s. 5, Art. 2. Vide Procurator; Protutor. Personnes, partie prem. tit. 6, s. 5, Art. 2. Vide Procurator; Protutor.

cush (iou)



cush noun. colloq. L19.
[Abbreviation of CUSHION noun.]
A cushion, esp. that of a billiard-table.