Bail Court. Hist. An ancillary court of Queen’s Bench responsible for ensuring that bail sureties were worth the sums pledged (i.e., hearing justifications) and handling other procedural matters. • The court was established in 1830 and abolished in 1854. — Also termed Practice Court.
An administration that is not ancillary to a domiciliary administration.
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cleanup doctrine. The jurisdictional principle that once an equity court has acquired jurisdiction over a case, it may decide both equitable and legal issues as long as the legal issues are ancillary to the equitable ones. [Cases: Equity 39. C.J.S. Equity § 73.]
guardianship. 1. The fiduciary relationship between a guardian and a ward or other incapacitated person, whe-reby the guardian assumes the power to make decisions about the ward’s person or property. • A guardianship is almost always an involuntary procedure imposed by the state on the ward. Cf. CONSERVATOR; INTERDIC-TION(2). 2. The duties and responsibilities of
transmission of assets 财产移交 附属财产管理人〔ancillary representative〕将其控制的财产移交给住所地财产管理人〔domiciliary representative〕；或将财产由附属财产管理人处移交至主财产管理人〔primary receiver〕处。
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incidental proceeding 附属程序(→ancillary proceeding)
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receivership. 1. The state or condition of being in the control of a receiver. [Cases: Corporations 552, 621(.5); Receivers 1. C.J.S. Corporations § 756; Receivers§§ 1–3.] 2. The position or function of being a receiver appointed by a court or under a statute. 3. A proceeding in which a court appoints a receiver. ancillary receivership.
foreign administration. See ancillary administration under ADMINISTRATION.
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exigent list. A list of cases set down for hearing upon various incidental and ancillary motions and rules.
attachment on mesne process. See ancillary attachment under ATTACHMENT(3).
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