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Sequatur sub suo periculo

Sequatur sub suo periculo, a writ that lay where a summons ad warrantizandum was awarded, and the sheriff returned that he

and voting' in Article 193 of the Constitution imply the summoning of the House under Article 174 by the governor to

such county in England and Wales, and in London respectively. Summons of Special Jurors.--The 108th s. of the (English) Common Law

tales; which is a supply of such men as are summoned upon the panel, in order to make up a deficiency.

Talesman, a person summoned to act as a juror from amongst the bystanders in

not, shall, as soon as practicable, issue his warrant for summoning not less than 12 nor more than 23 good and

to him, as such, the archbishop sends his mandate for summoning the bishops of his province when a convocation is to

a time compare impanel n : the group of people summoned to serve as jurors from which the jury will be

Convener, in relation to any meeting of creditors, the person summoning it is known as 'the convener', Insolvency Rules 1986, SI

The act of calling or summoning by a sacred name or in solemn manner the act