- the
plaintiff in
acting to his detriment.
These are
known as the five
probanda of Fry J. in
Willmott v Barber. In this case, the
court held that the plaintiff...
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Villenage may be pleaded, and a
villein seised,
though a
Libertate probanda be depending. —
repealed for
England and
Wales by
Statute Law Revision...
-
Villainage may be pleaded, and a
Villaine seized,
pending Writ of
Libertate probanda. The
whole act. 25 Edw. 3. Stat. 5. c. 19
Crown debtors The King's Debtors...
-
Villainage may be pleaded, and a
Villaine seized,
pending Writ of
Libertate probanda. 25 Edw. 3. Stat. 5. c. 19
Crown debtors The King's
Debtors suable notwithstanding...
-
invented in the
early fourteenth century,
called the writ de
proprietate probanda – a writ "concerning the
proof of ownership".
During the
seventeenth and...
- 1908). E149/132/4m.1.
Humphrey Earl of Stafford. 369. [Writ de
etate probanda not extant]
Herefordshire and the
Adjacent March of Wales.
Proof of age...
- has jurisdiction; the
material facts on
which the
claim is
based (facta
probanda), as well as the
evidence which the
deponent wishes to
place before the...
-
invented in the
early fourteenth century,
called the writ de
proprietate probanda – a writ "concerning the
proof of ownership".: 404
Since the distrainor...
-
terminated if he
still wishes the
action to succeed.
Defences The
facta probanda may be
challenged in
defence against the rei vindicatio.
There are four...
- majority. To do this, he, or
someone on his behalf,
submitted a writ de
etate probanda into chancery; this
effectively said, "it is
about time". He
would usually...
