INTERPELLATIO

By SovConn | June 21, 2013

interpellatio (in-t<<schwa>>r-p<<schwa>>-lay-shee-oh), n. [Latin “a demand, interruption”] Roman law. 1. A demand for payment of a debt or for desistance from a course of action. 2. The interruption of a process, e.g., of the acquisition of title by possession. 3. The institution of a legal process or appeal. Pl. interpellationes (in-t<<schwa>>r-p<<schwa>>-lay-shee-oh-neez).

[Blacks Law 8th]

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