COGNITIONIBUS MITTENDIS

By SovConn | April 28, 2014

cognitionibus mittendis (kog-nish-ee-oh-n<<schwa>>-b<<schwa>>s mi-ten-dis). [Latin “cognizance of pleas to be released”] Hist. A writ ordering a justice of the Common Pleas to certify a fine that the justice had imposed but refused to certify. [Blacks Law 8th]

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