summoneas
summoneas (s[schwa]-moh-nee-[schwa]s), n. [Law Latin “you are to summon”] Hist. A writ ordering a party to appear in court.
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summons and severance
summons and severance 传唤和分立 当诉讼以几个原告的名义提起，且这几个原告必须共同进行诉讼时，若有一个或多个原告不出庭，或到庭后又缺席的，则其他原告可取得分立判决，术语称judgment ad sequendum solum。若一个诉讼中有几个被告，则他们可共同提出答辩，也可分别提出自己的答辩。但若他们已共同提出了答辩，则在以后的诉答程序中不许分立。
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judgment summons
A process used by a judgment creditor to start an action against a judgment debtor to enforce the judgment.
alias summons
A second summons issued after the original summons has failed for some reason. [Cases: Process 45. C.J.S. Process §§ 24, 49.]
summons
summons, n. 1. Formerly, a writ directing a sheriff to summon a defendant to appear in court. 2. A writ or process commencing the plaintiff’s action and requiring the defendant to appear and answer. [Cases: Federal Civil Procedure 401; Process 7. C.J.S. Process §§ 2, 12.] 3. A notice requiring a person to appear in
writ of Summons to Parliament
writ of Summons to Parliament 召至议会令 约13世纪时在英格兰确立了那些被召唤至议会中给国王作顾问者必须为获男爵封号的人的惯例。因此，收到召至议会令且就职者即获得了世袭权；由这种令状产生的男爵被认可。理查二世〔Richard Ⅱ〕引进了现在使用的产生男爵的通常方式，即通过盖有国玺〔Great Seal〕的开封特许状〔letters patent〕产生。然而，贵族院〔House of Lords〕的议员们，无论是神职议员还是世俗议员，仍然收到由御前大臣署的王室书记官长〔Clerk of the Crown in Chancery〕代表女王签发的召至一个新成立议会的令状。
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summon
summon, vb. To command (a person) by service of a summons to appear in court. — Also termed summons. [Cases: Witnesses 7. C.J.S. Witnesses §§ 20–22, 25.]