Release

Generically, the action to leave or put in freedom. Its most appropriate application is related to prisoners, detainees, prisoners or hostages. I Having already entered the century XIX, the word liberation is used very frequently in the war and in political, to indicate that the territorio national has been reconquered or that, in civil wars even with blatant foreign interventions, a region or población has been rescued from the "opprobrious and tyrannical" gang enemy which, of course, kept her deprived of freedom. I Quitanza, settlement or letter de paid. The Pact not to sue debt. I Remission or remove made to a debtor. The Cancellation of a lien. I Extinction of a load. The Redemption a right another's over something of one's own. (V. extinction DE RIGHTS.)