Definition of fieri facias in English:

fieri facias

nounˌfʌɪərʌɪ ˈfeɪʃɪasˌfēərē ˈfāSH(ē)əs

mass nounLaw

A writ to a sheriff for executing a judgement.
Example sentencesExamples
- In cases when execution was had by means of a common law writ, such as fieri facias or elegit, it was legal execution: when it was had by means of an equitable remedy, such as the appointment of a receiver, then it was equitable execution.
- If the pledges do not produce the convicted party, then execution may be made against them by [writ of] fieri facias, per elegit, or per capias to satisfy the option chosen by the plaintiff.
- The Board on the 17th January 1995 transferred the costs order made in their favour in those proceedings to the High Court for enforcement purposes and issued a writ of fieri facias.

Origin

Latin, 'cause to be made or done'.

Definition of fieri facias in US English:

fieri facias

nounˌfēərē ˈfāSH(ē)əs

Law

A writ to a sheriff for executing a judgment.
Example sentencesExamples
- In cases when execution was had by means of a common law writ, such as fieri facias or elegit, it was legal execution: when it was had by means of an equitable remedy, such as the appointment of a receiver, then it was equitable execution.
- The Board on the 17th January 1995 transferred the costs order made in their favour in those proceedings to the High Court for enforcement purposes and issued a writ of fieri facias.
- If the pledges do not produce the convicted party, then execution may be made against them by [writ of] fieri facias, per elegit, or per capias to satisfy the option chosen by the plaintiff.

Origin

Latin, ‘cause to be made or done’.

单词	fieri facias
释义	Definition of fieri facias in English: fieri facias nounˌfʌɪərʌɪ ˈfeɪʃɪasˌfēərē ˈfāSH(ē)əs mass nounLaw A writ to a sheriff for executing a judgement. Example sentencesExamples In cases when execution was had by means of a common law writ, such as fieri facias or elegit, it was legal execution: when it was had by means of an equitable remedy, such as the appointment of a receiver, then it was equitable execution. If the pledges do not produce the convicted party, then execution may be made against them by [writ of] fieri facias, per elegit, or per capias to satisfy the option chosen by the plaintiff. The Board on the 17th January 1995 transferred the costs order made in their favour in those proceedings to the High Court for enforcement purposes and issued a writ of fieri facias. Origin Latin, 'cause to be made or done'. Definition of fieri facias in US English: fieri facias nounˌfēərē ˈfāSH(ē)əs Law A writ to a sheriff for executing a judgment. Example sentencesExamples In cases when execution was had by means of a common law writ, such as fieri facias or elegit, it was legal execution: when it was had by means of an equitable remedy, such as the appointment of a receiver, then it was equitable execution. The Board on the 17th January 1995 transferred the costs order made in their favour in those proceedings to the High Court for enforcement purposes and issued a writ of fieri facias. If the pledges do not produce the convicted party, then execution may be made against them by [writ of] fieri facias, per elegit, or per capias to satisfy the option chosen by the plaintiff. Origin Latin, ‘cause to be made or done’.
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