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‖ quare impedit Law.|ˈkwɛəriː ˈɪmpɪdɪt|
[L., ‘why he impedes or hinders’.]
A form of writ issued in cases of disputed presentation to a benefice, requiring the defendant to state why he hinders the plaintiff from making the presentation.
[1292Britton iv. vi. §2 Si acun, qi ad dreit de presenter..voille presenter, et autre i mette destourbaunce..adounc tient proprement lu cest bref Quare impedit.] 1498–9Plumpton Corr. (Camden) 133 The best remedy for your Incumbent was..to suy a quare Impedit at the comon law. 1548W. Stanford Kinges Prerog. (1567) 54 b, If his highnes bringe his Quare impedit or accion of trespas. a1670Hacket Life Abp. Williams ii. (1693) 79 In matters ecclesiastical, as Advousons, Presentations, Quare-impedits, etc. 1705Burnet Own Time v. (1734) II. 27 The actions of Quare Impedit, that they would be liable to, if they did not admit the Clerks presented to them. 1804Bp. of Lincoln in G. Rose Diaries (1860) II. 88 A caveat or a quare impedit may be advised. 1875Poste Gaius iv. (ed. 2) 636 Both parties are said to be equally plaintiffs and equally defendants in the actions..Quare impedit and Replevin. |