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Term: securitatem inveniendi
Definition: Securitatem inveniendi was a legal order from the Crown that required people to promise that they would not leave the kingdom without the Crown's permission. It was later replaced by a similar order called ne exeat regno.
Securitatem inveniendi
Securitatem inveniendi was a legal order from the Crown that required people to provide a guarantee that they would not leave the kingdom without the Crown's permission. This writ was replaced by ne exeat regno.
An example of securitatem inveniendi would be if a person was suspected of committing a crime and was about to leave the country. The Crown could issue this writ to prevent them from leaving without permission.