LIBERARI FACIAS

liberari facias (lib-[schwa]-rair-ee fay-shee-[schwa]s). [Law Latin “that you cause to be delivered”] Hist. A writ of execution ordering a sheriff to seize the debtor’s unsalable real property and deliver it to the creditor to satisfy the creditor’s claim. Cf. LEVARI FACIAS; FIERI FACIAS.