fieri facias
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Contents
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English
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Etymology
1.2
Noun
1.2.1
Derived terms
English
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has an article on:
fieri facias
Wikipedia
Etymology
From
(
deprecated template usage
)
[etyl]
Latin
that you cause to be made
.
Noun
fieri
facias
(
law
)
In
English
law
, a
writ of execution
issued after judgment obtained in a
legal
action
for
debt
or
damages
.
Derived terms
fi fa
or
fi. fa.
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