petitory (Meaning)
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petitory (a.)
Petitioning; soliciting; supplicating.
Synonyms & Antonyms of petitory
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petitory Sentence Examples
- The petitory action was brought by the plaintiff to recover possession of the land.
- The defendant filed a plea to the jurisdiction, claiming that the court lacked petitory jurisdiction.
- The court dismissed the petitory action for lack of personal jurisdiction over the defendant.
- The petitory demand must be specific and describe the property in question.
- The plaintiff must have a good title to the property in order to maintain a petitory action.
- The defendant may defend a petitory action by claiming adverse possession or another superior title.
- The petitory judgment will be for the plaintiff if the plaintiff proves a superior title to the property.
- The petitory judgment will be for the defendant if the defendant proves a superior title to the property.
- The petitory judgment is conclusive between the parties as to the ownership of the property.
- A petitory action is a common law action that is used to recover possession of real property.
FAQs About the word petitory
Petitioning; soliciting; supplicating.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The petitory action was brought by the plaintiff to recover possession of the land.
The defendant filed a plea to the jurisdiction, claiming that the court lacked petitory jurisdiction.
The court dismissed the petitory action for lack of personal jurisdiction over the defendant.
The petitory demand must be specific and describe the property in question.
