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Venire facias
(gcide) | Venire facias \Ve*ni"re fa"ci*as\ [L., make, or cause, to come.]
(Law)
(a) A judicial writ or precept directed to the sheriff,
requiring him to cause a certain number of qualified
persons to appear in court at a specified time, to serve
as jurors in said court.
(b) A writ in the nature of a summons to cause the party
indicted on a penal statute to appear. Called also
venire.
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venire facias
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n 1: a judicial writ ordering a sheriff to summon people for
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VENIRE FACIAS
(bouvier) | VENIRE FACIAS, practice, crim. law. According to the English law, the proper
process to be issued on an indictment for any petit misdemeanor, on a penal
statute, is a writ called venire facias. 2. It is in the nature of a summons
to cause the party to appear. 4 Bl. Com. 18 1 Chit. Cr. Law, 351.
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venire facias
(encz) | venire facias, n: |
venire facias
(wn) | venire facias
n 1: a judicial writ ordering a sheriff to summon people for
jury duty |
VENIRE FACIAS
(bouvier) | VENIRE FACIAS, practice, crim. law. According to the English law, the proper
process to be issued on an indictment for any petit misdemeanor, on a penal
statute, is a writ called venire facias. 2. It is in the nature of a summons
to cause the party to appear. 4 Bl. Com. 18 1 Chit. Cr. Law, 351.
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VENIRE FACIAS DE NOVO
(bouvier) | VENIRE FACIAS DE NOVO, practice. The name of a new writ of venire facias;
this is awarded when, by reason of some irregularity or defect in the
proceeding on the first venire, or the trial, the proper effect of that
which has been frustrated, or the verdict become void in law: as, for
example, when the jury has been improperly chosen, or an uncertain,
ambiguous or defective verdict has been rendered. Steph. Pl. 120 21 Vin. Ab.
466 1 Sell. Pr. 495.
VENTE A REMERE. A term used in Louisiana, which signifies a sale made
reserving a right to the seller to repurchase the property gold by returning
the price paid for it.
2. The time during which a repurchase may be made cannot exceed ten
years, and if by the agreement it so exceed, it shall be reduced to ten
years. The time fixed for redemption must be strictly adhered to and cannot
be enlarged by the judge, nor exercised afterwards. Code 1545-1549.
3. The following is an instance, of a vente a remere. A sells to B, for
the purpose of securing B against endorsement, with a clause that "whenever
A should relieve B from such endorsements, without B's, having recourse on
the land, then B would reconvey the same to A, for A's own use." This is a
vente a remere, and until A releases B from his endorsements, the property
is B's, and forms no part of A's estate. 7 N. S. 278. See 1 N. S. 528; 3 L.
R. 153; 4 L. R. 142; Troplong, Vente, ch. 6; 6 Toull. p. 257.
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