10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TESTATUM»
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testatum in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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REPORTS: FROM COMETTEES
the first of the fees to which this note applies, viz. the fee of 10*. lod, is COURT or
taken for the non omittas testatum writ. That fee includes the charge for COMMON
PLEAS. the capias and the testatum capias, on which the non omittas testatum ...
2
The practice of the Court of King's Bench in personal ...
Id. 172; of a testatum fi. fa. from a county palatine, Id. 172; and of a fi. fa. to a
county palatine after a levy of part, Id. 173. It must be made returnable on some
day in term : on a general return day in actions by original, on a day certain in
actions ...
John Frederick Archbold, Great Britain. Court of King's Bench, 1827
3
The Law Journal Reports
E:cecu-tion—- Ca. sa. and Testatum ca. sa. -—Return-—lrregularit_1/. Where a
ca. sa. dated the 22nd April was issued to the sherif of S, and returned generally,
non est inventus, and the defendant was arrested a year afterwards on a testatum
...
4
Report of cases argued and determined in the English courts ...
'The aflidavits in opposition to the rule stated the facts substan- ,881 tiallyas
follows. Costs were taxed, May 2d, 1842; and a testatum [ ca. sa. was issued July
9th, directed to the sheriff of Surrey; but defendant could not be found. On May
10th ...
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The Practice of the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas ...
tiff afterwards sue out an original fieri facias, the court will permit the party to
amend the former writ, on payment of cost.s* ; and they will not set aside a
testatum, sued out without an original fieri facias to warrant it, if the plaintiff
afterwards sue ...
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The practice of the courts of King's Bench, and Common ...
nor a testatum, without a previous fieri facias.' But the award of a testatum on the
roll, is sufficient to warrant a fieri facias into a different county:' or if a fieri facias be
sued out into one county, when it should have been a testatum, without any ...
William Tidd, Francis Joseph Troubat, Great Britain. Court of King's Bench, 1828
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A law dictionary and glossary: containing full definitions ...
Id. TESTATE, [from Lat. testatum] One who has made a will ; one who dies leav
ing a will ; the opposite of intestate, but much less frequently used. See 25 Penn.
St. P. 31. TESTATO. Lat. In the civil law. Testate ; having made a will. Dig. 50. 17.
Alexander Mansfield Burrill, 1860
8
A Practical and Elementary Abridgment of the Cases Argued ...
A bailable, and not a testatum capias, had in this case issued into the county
palatine of Durham. The defendant put in bail as upon a testatum writ. The
declaration was delivered in the original action in which the venue was laid in
Lincolnshire ...
Charles Petersdorff, 1825
9
A Digest of the Laws of England
(E 7«) Testatum capias, otjleri facias. So, if a process be returned nihil, there may
be another process of the same nature, with a testatum of the former writ and
return to the sheriff of another county. Vide Execution (F). If the first process
requires ...
Sir John Comyns, Anthony Hammond, 1822
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The attorney and agent's new table of costs in the courts of ...
Attachment of Privilege against Sheriff Capias — — — — by Continuance — *
non 0?nittas — * Testatum — * Testatum non Omittas — — ad Satisfaciendum —
— — non Omittas ditto Testatum ditto Testatum non Omittas ditto Clausum Fregit
...
John Palmer (gent.), 1818
