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CErtification of Assise of No∣vel disseisin, &c. is a Writ a∣warded to re-examine or re∣view a matter passed hy Assise before any Iustices; and is u∣sed when a man appears by his Bailiff to an assise brought by another, and loses the day, and having some other matter to
plead farther for himself, as a Deed of Release, or &c. which the Bailiff did not plead, or might not plead for him, desires a better Examination of the Cause, either before the same or other Iustices, and obtains Letters Pa •• ents, (see their form F. N. B. 181.) and then brings a Writ to the Sheriff to call the party for whom the Assise had passed, and also the Iury which was impannelled upon the same Assise, before the said Iustices, at a day and place certain.
And it is called a Certificate, because therein mention is made to the Sheriff, that upon the parties complaint of the de∣fective Examination or doubts remaining yet upon the Assise passed, the King hath directed his Letters Patents to the Iu∣stices for the better certifying of themselves, whether all the points of the said Assise were duly examined or not.