2. (Old Eng. Law) A court, or cause in court.
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3. (Law) A plea; a pleading; a judicial proceeding; a suit. --Burrill. [1913 Webster]
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.
plăciţă — plăcíţă, plăcíţe, s.f. (reg.) bucată mică de pământ de formă pătrată. Trimis de blaurb, 28.09.2006. Sursa: DAR … Dicționar Român
placita — Marginal titles. The convening order of the court. It was a vital requirement of the common law that the record should contain a placita. Fifty three cases were reversed at one term of the Supreme Court of Illinois because the record in each of… … Ballentine's law dictionary
PLACITA Principum — pro Constitutionibus, v. 1. § ait Praetor ff. de postul. Interdum pro Conventu Procerum Regni vel Imperii, qui et Curia dicitur. Ioh. Calvin. Lexic. Iurid. Sic Car. du Fresne Placita, dicti sunt Conventus publici totius Regni Ordinum, quibus… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
Placita Olvera — La Plaza de Los Ángeles con vista al comienzo de Olvera Street, con la Iglesia de la Plaza Metodista, 1926, en el centro y Union Station en el fondo. Olvera Street, Calle Olvera o Placita Olvera en español. Distrito cual contiene una Plaza en el… … Wikipedia Español
placita coronae — /plaesata karowniy/ Pleas of the crown. All trials for crimes and misdemeanors, wherein the king is plaintiff, on behalf of the people. + placita coronae pleas of the crown; criminal actions or proceedings, in which the crown was the prosecutor … Black's law dictionary
placita — plac·i·ta … English syllables
placita — /plabsata/ See placitum … Black's law dictionary
placita communia — /plaesata kamyuwn(i)ya/ Common pleas. All civil actions between subject and subject … Black's law dictionary
placita de transgressione contra pacem regis, in regno Angliae vi et armis facta, secundum legem et consuetudinem Angliae sine brevi regis placitari non debent — /plaesata diy traenzgreshiyowniy kontra peysam riyjas, in regnow aeggliyiy vay et armas faekta, sakandam liyjam et konswat(y)uwdanam serjgliyiy sayniy briyvay riyjas plaesateray non debant/ Pleas of trespass against the peace of the king in the… … Black's law dictionary
placita juris — /plaesata juras/ Pleas or rules of law; particular and positive learnings of laws; grounds and positive learnings received with the law and set down; as distinguished from maxims or the formulated conclusions of legal reason … Black's law dictionary
