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Legal Terms - fieri facias (fi. fa.)
[Latin: you are to cause to be done] A High Court writ of execution to compel the payment of a debt following a judgment against the debtor. The writ may also be utilized to enforce a judgment for the payment of damages. The writ is directed to the High Court Enforcement Officer, mandating the seizure of the debtor's property to satisfy the debt, interest, and costs. In the county courts, execution is enforced by bailiffs according to a warrant of execution.
[Latin: you are to cause to be done] A High Court writ of execution to compel the payment of a debt following a judgment against the debtor. The writ may also be utilized to enforce a judgment for the payment of damages. The writ is directed to the High Court Enforcement Officer, mandating the seizure of the debtor's property to satisfy the debt, interest, and costs. In the county courts, execution is enforced by bailiffs according to a warrant of execution.
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