(ak-shee-oh non [schwa]l-teer-ee-[schwa]s). [Latin “an action no further”] Hist. The distinctive clause in a plea to abate further maintenance of the action. • This plea replaced the puis darrein continuance. Pl. actiones non ulterii Cf. plea to further maintenance to the action, plea puis darrein continuance under PLEA.
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blank bar. Hist. A plea in bar interposed by a defendant in a trespass action. • This type of plea was filed to compel the plaintiff to state exactly where the alleged trespass occurred. — Also termed common bar.
Future damages that, based on the facts pleaded and proved by the plaintiff, can reasonably be expected to occur. [Cases: Damages 25. C.J.S. Damages § 42.]
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Common Bench. Hist. The former name of the English Court of Common Pleas. • The court was so called because it was the forum for the common people, that is, for cases between two or more subjects when the Crown had no interest. — Abbr. C.B.
full copy. Equity practice. A complete transcript of a bill or other pleading, with all indorsements and a copy of all exhibits. [Cases: Equity 460.]
survey, n. 1. A general consideration of something; appraisal (a survey of the situation). 2. The measuring of a tract of land and its boundaries and contents; a map indicating the results of such measurements (the lender requires a survey of the property before it will issue a loan). government survey. A survey made by
loquela 〈拉〉谈话；交谈；对话；陈述；主张 在英格兰古法中，这一术语指诉讼双方当事人之间对争论点的口头争辩，现称为诉答程序〔pleadings〕。也指庭外和解。 (→imparlance)
return office 〈英〉令状回呈办公室 民诉法庭〔Court of Common Pleas〕登记书记官〔Clerk of Enrolments〕办公室的一个部门。