- In
English law, a writ of
scire facias (Latin,
meaning literally "make known") is a writ
founded upon some
judicial record directing the
sheriff to make...
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office upon good behavior, as
enforced by the
people through the writ of
scire facias.
Although it was
technically a writ of the sovereign, this
power concerned...
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person to show by what
authority they
exercise a power. Additionally,
scire facias, one of the
extraordinary writs, was once
known as a
prerogative writ...
- 1527. Fed.R.Civ.P. 81 as amended,
December 1, 2014. (b) "The
writs of
scire facias and
mandamus are abolished.
Relief previously available through them...
- Good
Behavior Clause may, in theory,
permit removal by way of a writ of
scire facias filed before a
federal court,
without resort to impeachment.
Deaths of...
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states that do not
permit renewal by
action (as
opposed to
renewal by
scire facias or by motion), such an
action would be
rejected by the
courts as vexatious...
- committing.
scire facias Let them know. A writ,
directing local officials to
officially inform a
party of
official proceedings concerning them.
scire feci I...
- (see s. 18 of the
Companies Act 1862).
Whether by any
proceeding like a
scire facias the
Court could set
aside the
certificate of
incorporation is a question...
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terminable by the writ of
either quo
warranto (e.g. R v Richardson) or
scire facias,
which has even been emplo**** by and
against well-placed judges. After...
- writ of
scire facias revives a
dormant judgment. A writ of su****deas
contains a
command to stay the
proceedings at law. A writ of
venire facias summons...
