- beaupleader
- A writ which prohibited the taking of a fine for ill-pleading or bad pleading.
Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
beaupleader
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beaupleader — /bowpliydar/ (L. Fr. fair pleading). A writ of prohibition directed to the sheriff or another, directing him not to take a fine for beaupleader. There was anciently a fine imposed called a fine for beaupleader, which is explained by Coke to have… … Black's law dictionary
beaupleader — /bowpliydar/ (L. Fr. fair pleading). A writ of prohibition directed to the sheriff or another, directing him not to take a fine for beaupleader. There was anciently a fine imposed called a fine for beaupleader, which is explained by Coke to have… … Black's law dictionary
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fair pleader — See beaupleader … Black's law dictionary
fair pleader — See beaupleader … Black's law dictionary
de fine non capiendo pro pulchre placitando — A writ to prevent the taking of a fine for beaupleader or ill pleading; that is, for not pleading fairly or aptly … Ballentine's law dictionary
