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▪ I. interpleader1 Law.|ɪntəˈpliːdə(r)|
Also 6–7 enterple(a)der, 7 interpleder.
[a. AF. enterpleder (see prec.), inf. used subst.]
A suit pleaded between two parties to determine a matter of claim or right, on which the action of a third party depends, esp. to determine to which of them livery or payment ought to be made.
[1516Fitzherb. La Grande Abridgem. 226 b, Le title de enterpleder.] 1567[see interplead 1]. 1607Cowell Interpr., Enterpleder. 1668Hale Pref. Rolle's Abridgm. 5 Garnishment and Interpleder were large titles at Common Law, but now much out of use. 1768Blackstone Comm. III. xxvii. 448 There is likewise a bill of interpleader; where a person who owes a debt or rent to one of the parties in suit, but, till the determination of it, he knows not to which, desires that they may interplead, that he may be safe in the payment. 1831Act 1 & 2 Will. IV, c. 58 A suit in equity..usually called a bill of interpleader.
b. attrib., as interpleader act, interpleader case, interpleader issue, interpleader order.
1848Wharton Law Lex. s.v., Interpleader act, 1 & 2 Wm. IV., c. 58. 1883Ibid. (ed. 7) 428/1 Appeals in interpleader cases. 1857Kerr Blackstone III. xx. 322 He may apply to the court or a judge for relief under the statute 1 & 2 Will. IV. c. 58, called the Interpleader Act. Ibid. xxvi. 454 If both parties appear, an interpleader issue, to try the right of property, is directed.
▪ II. interpleader2
[f. interplead v. + -er1.]
One who interpleads.
1846in Worcester; and in later Dicts. [But it is doubtful whether the word is more than a dictionary assumption due to a misunderstanding of prec.] |
