extendi facias

extendi facias
A form of writ of execution, also known as a writ of extent, against the body, goods, and lands of the judgment debtor. 30 Am J2d Exec § 29. In some jurisdictions, a writ under which lands are seized by the sheriff and delivered to the plaintiff for the purpose of the recovery of the debt out of the rents and profits, but appraised at their full extended value before delivery to the plaintiff. 30 Am J2d Exec § 29.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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  • extendi facias — /skstenday feys(h)(i)yas/ You cause to be extended. In English practice, the name of a writ of execution (derived from its two emphatic words); more commonly called an extent …   Black's law dictionary

  • extendi facias — /skstenday feys(h)(i)yas/ You cause to be extended. In English practice, the name of a writ of execution (derived from its two emphatic words); more commonly called an extent …   Black's law dictionary

  • writ of extendi facias — See extendi facias. writ of extent. See extendi facias; extent; extent in chief …   Ballentine's law dictionary

  • facias — You do it; you cause. See exigi facias; extendi facias; fieri facias; levari facias; replegiari facias; scire facias; venire facias …   Ballentine's law dictionary

  • capias extendi facias — /keypiyas akstenday feyshiyas/ A writ of execution issuable in England against a debtor to the crown, which commands the sheriff to take or arrest the body, and cause to be extended the lands and goods of the debtor …   Black's law dictionary

  • capias extendi facias — /keypiyas akstenday feyshiyas/ A writ of execution issuable in England against a debtor to the crown, which commands the sheriff to take or arrest the body, and cause to be extended the lands and goods of the debtor …   Black's law dictionary

  • extent — A writ or process usually called an extent or extendi facias, because the sheriff is to cause the property seized to be appraised at its full extended value, before he delivers it to the plaintiff, that it may be known how soon the debt will be… …   Ballentine's law dictionary

  • Arrest [1] — Arrest (lat. Arrestum), der auf Befehl einer Behörde äußerlich beschränkte Zustand der natürlichen Freiheit einer Person od. des Sachenverkehrs; 1) in criminalrechtlicher Beziehung entweder Strafarrest (s. u. Strafe) od. Defentionsgefängniß… …   Pierer's Universal-Lexikon

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