multiplepoinding
/ˌmʌltɪplˈpɔɪndɪŋ/Scottish Law
noun
An action raised by the holder of a fund or property to which there are several claimants, who are thereby required to come together and settle their claims in court.
Origin
Mid 17th century. From multiple + poinding.
- in quick (or rapid) succession
- inquietude
- inquilab
- inquiline
- in quintuplicate
- inquire
- inquirer
- inquiring
- inquiry
- inquisition
- inquisitional
- inquisitive
- inquisitively
- inquisitiveness
- inquisitor
- Inquisitor General
- inquisitorial
- inquisitorially
- inquorate
- INR
- in re
- sexist
- sexisyllabic
- sexisyllable
- sexitubercular