Practice Court

In English law. A court attached to the court of king's bench, which hears and determines common matters of business and ordinary motions for writs of mandamus, prohibition, etc. It was formerly called the "bail court." It is held by one of the puisne justices of the king's bench.

In English Law. A somewhat barbarous title of the conventional court formerly attached to the court of pnveiput, from prw, before, and caper e t to king’s bench, which heard and determined take. Brown. common matters of business and ordinary PRvEDIA (Lat.). In Civil Law. Lands. motions for writs of mandamus, prohibition, Prwdia stipendiaries, provincial lands beetc. It was usually called the bail court. It longing to the people. was held by one of the puisne justices. Prwdia tributaria, provincial lands belonging to the emperor.