Scots law. A court order that commands a third party in possession of a debtor’s property to deliver the property to the creditor for liquidation or satisfaction of a debt. — Also termed decree of furthcuming
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forthcoming, n. Scots law. 1. An action through which arrestment is made available to an arrester. 2. An order that perfects an arrestment by directing a debtor either to pay the money owed or to deliver the arrested goods to the creditor.
forthcoming bond 财产保全保证书 债务人提交给扣押财产的行政司法官〔sheriff〕的保证书，保证一经要求立即交出财产。提交保证书后，财产可继续由债务人占有。
decenary. Hist. A town or district consisting of ten freeholding families. • A freeholder of the decenary (a decennarius) was bound by frankpledge to produce any wrongdoer living in the decenary. — Also spelled decennary. — Also termed decenna; tithing. Cf. FRANKPLEDGE. “The civil division of the territory of England is into counties, of those
delivery bond 交付保证书 又称扣押物保管保证书〔forthcoming bond〕。包括两种情况：１用于保证在将来特定时刻或将应要求制造或提供某物；２用于允许某人重新占有扣押的财产，条件是该人保证在作出不利判决〔adverse judgment〕时交出财产。 (→replevin bond)
A bond that both permits a defendant to regain possession of attached property and releases the property from the attachment lien. — Also termed dissolution bond. See forthcoming bond. [Cases: Attachment 261. C.J.S. Attachment §§ 247–251, 258.]
de homine replegiando (dee hom-[schwa]-nee ri-plee-jee-an-doh), n. [Law Latin “for replevying a man”] A writ to replevy a person out of jail or out of the custody of another person after giving security that the replevied person will answer any charge. “The writ de homine replegiando lies to replevy a man out of prison, or
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A bond to indemnify an adverse party in a lawsuit against loss occasioned by delay or by deprivation of property resulting from the lawsuit. • Judicial bonds are usu. classified according to the nature of the action in which they are required, as with appeal bonds, injunction bonds, attachment bonds, replevin bonds, forthcoming or redelivery