habere facias possessionem (h[schwa]-beer-ee fay-shee-[schwa]s p[schwa]-zes[h]-ee-oh-n[schwa]m), n. [Law Latin “that you cause to have possession”] Hist. A writ giving a successful ejectment-action plaintiff the possession of the recovered land. • If the sheriff delivered more than the person was entitled to, a writ of rehabere facias seisinam could compel the sheriff to return the excess. […]
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habere (h[schwa]-beer-ee), vb. [Latin “to have”] Roman law. To have (the right to) something. • This term was sometimes distinguished from tenere (to hold) and possidere (to possess), with habere referring to the right, tenere to the fact, and possidere to both. “ ‘Habere’ has two meanings; for we say that the owner of a
habere facias seisinam (h[schwa]-beer-ee fay-shee-[schwa]s see-zi-n[ schwa]m), n. [Law Latin “that you cause to have seisin”] Hist. A writ of execution commanding the sheriff to give the applicant seisin of the recovered land. • This writ was the proper process for giving seisin of a freehold, as distinguished from giving only a chattel interest in
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habere facias possessionem 〈拉〉恢复占有令 向郡长签发的一种令状，令其据以使在驱逐之诉〔action of ejectment〕中胜诉的原告恢复对土地的实际占有，常缩写为habere facias或hab. fa.。
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in bonis habere (in boh-nis h[schwa]-beer-ee). See bonitary ownership under OWNERSHIP.
habere facias visum (h[schwa]-beer-ee fay-shee-[schwa]s vI-s[schwa]m or – z[schwa]m), n. [Law Latin “that you cause to have a view”] Hist. A writ allowing a litigant to inspect the lands in controversy.
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maritagium habere (mar-[schwa]-tay-jee-[schwa]m h[schwa]-beer-ee). [Law Latin] To have the right of arranging a woman’s marriage. • This was a privilege granted by the Crown to favored subjects. See MARITAGIUM.