Demand Are
Defined in 1 dictionary — Burrill (1850)
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary
Alexander M. Burrill · 1850
Lat.
In old English practice. To demand. Toums, PL 63. See Demanda. To order or award; to direct a sentence to be carried into effect. Judicium executioni demandare; to order a judgment to be carried into execution; to enforce by execution. Bract, fol. 107, 175, 205 b, 303 b. Latd sententid et executions demandata; sentence being passed and execution ordered. Id. fol. 108 b. The word, in this sense, is derived from the Lat. rnxmiare. To give in charge, as to a jury. Deinandetur appears to have this sense in the following passage in the Statute of Marlbridge, c. 5: Et hoc coram justitiariis itinerantibusin 8uis iti TieribiLS, cum opusfueriiy demandetur. Lord Coke translates it " shall be inquired."