beaupleader

beaupleader (boh-plee-d[schwa]r). [Law French “fair pleading”] Hist.

1. A fine imposed for bad or unfair pleading.

2. A writ of prohibition that prevented a sheriff from taking a fine for bad pleading. • The Statute of Marlbridge (1267) prohibited the taking of fines for this type of pleading. See PROHIBITION(2).

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译者Celia，毕业于新加坡知名法学院，擅长翻译涉及信息和智能技术领域的法律文件。