pone per vadium
/ˌpəʊneɪ pəː ˈvadɪəm/(also pone per vadios) Law. Now historical (rare after 18th cent.)
noun
A writ requiring the sheriff to secure sureties for the appearance of the defendant.
- The form pone per vadium is found in legal dictionaries, but pone per vadios is found in contextual examples, chiefly in the 18th cent., in both English and legal Latin..
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Cowell (1554–1611), civil lawyer. From post-classical Latin pone per vadium from classical Latin pōne + per through + post-classical Latin vadium pledge.
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