Arrestare
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary · Alexander M. Burrill · 1850
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary
Lat. To arrest; to take or seize a person. Arrestentur corpora eorum; their bodies shall be arrested.
Stat. Westm. 2, c. 11.
Quod ipsum Willielmum ubicunque inventus fuerit, arrestari faciatis; that you cause the said William, wherever he may be found, to be arrested.
Reg. Orig. 24 b.
Arrestari et imprisonari; to be arrested and imprisoned.
Id. 184 b.
Capi et arrestari; to be taken and arrested.
Id. 278 b.
To take or seize a chattel, as a vessel. Navem arrestavit et sub arresto detinuit; he arrested a vessel and detained it under arrest.
Reg. Orig. 105. T. Raym. 490.
To seize a horse, ox or cow.
Reg. Orig. 94, 102. See Id. 127.