Definition of procedendo in English:

procedendo

noun ˌprəʊsɪˈdɛndəʊ

Law

Also more fully "writ of procedendo". A writ authorizing or requiring a subordinate court to resume the hearing of a case after it has been suspended, either when the suspension was wrongful (or the reasons for it have ceased to obtain), or when the proceedings had been removed to a superior court but the case has been remanded by that court to the original court.

Origin

Late Middle English. From classical Latin prōcēdendō, ablative of prōcēdendum, gerund of prōcēdere, after post-classical Latin de procedendo of proceeding.

Definition of procedendo in US English:

procedendo

nounˌprəʊsɪˈdɛndəʊ

Law

Also more fully "writ of procedendo". A writ authorizing or requiring a subordinate court to resume the hearing of a case after it has been suspended, either when the suspension was wrongful (or the reasons for it have ceased to obtain), or when the proceedings had been removed to a superior court but the case has been remanded by that court to the original court.

Origin

Late Middle English. From classical Latin prōcēdendō, ablative of prōcēdendum, gerund of prōcēdere, after post-classical Latin de procedendo of proceeding.

单词	procedendo
释义	Definition of procedendo in English: procedendo noun ˌprəʊsɪˈdɛndəʊ Law Also more fully "writ of procedendo". A writ authorizing or requiring a subordinate court to resume the hearing of a case after it has been suspended, either when the suspension was wrongful (or the reasons for it have ceased to obtain), or when the proceedings had been removed to a superior court but the case has been remanded by that court to the original court. Origin Late Middle English. From classical Latin prōcēdendō, ablative of prōcēdendum, gerund of prōcēdere, after post-classical Latin de procedendo of proceeding. Definition of procedendo in US English: procedendo nounˌprəʊsɪˈdɛndəʊ Law Also more fully "writ of procedendo". A writ authorizing or requiring a subordinate court to resume the hearing of a case after it has been suspended, either when the suspension was wrongful (or the reasons for it have ceased to obtain), or when the proceedings had been removed to a superior court but the case has been remanded by that court to the original court. Origin Late Middle English. From classical Latin prōcēdendō, ablative of prōcēdendum, gerund of prōcēdere, after post-classical Latin de procedendo of proceeding.
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