were granted to an applicant in exceptional circumstances, not as a matter of right but because it was considered part of the royal prerogative to assure full justice to the King's subjects. EN see: Martin prerogative order, Osbom prerogative writs. certiorari etc.; US see: Attorney's Pocket Dictionary judicial review. Black fifertioca^á etc. Destinée à exercer un contrôle sur les tribunaux administratifs et les autres organismes publics dotés de pouvoirs judiciaires ou quasi judiciaires - Il existe trois types d'ordonnances de prérogative: mandamus, ordonnance d'exécution prohibition, défense de statuer certiorari, ordonnance en Haute Cour pour évoquer une affaire dont un tribunal inférieur est dessaisi. See note to prerogative o: OCL prerogative writs and orders CA S prescripción = F prescription 1., 2. - 839 - prescripción adquisitiva = prescription acquisitive prescripción de acciones E limitation of actions F prescription prescripción de la pena = prescription de la peine Ossorio See E note to F prescription 1. S prescripción del delito = prescription de l'action publique S prescripción extintiva = prescription extinctive F prescription V. ne connaissent pas de prescripti 1. moyen d'acquérir (dr, civ.: prescription acquisitive) ou se libérer (dr. civ., pén.: prescription extinctive) par écoulement d'un certain laps de temps 2. ordre expressément formulé (Petit Robert) FR CC 2219, Capitant, Guillien prescription civile; FR CPP 6-9, 763-765, Capitant prescription criminelle. Guillien prescription de l'action publique, prescription de la peine E 1. prescription-limitation* -extinction The effect of the passage of time in creating or destroying rights (Salmond p. A35); it applies to rights (especially rights in land and rights of action), claims, obligations, liabilities; Jowitt limitations, prescription: OCL limitation of actions, prescription: Nicholas Roman pp. 120-122; if in doubt translate as prescription; see also prescrire and specific examples below. * In EN prescription of rights, meaning the acquisition or loss of rights in property through 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a legal or judicial document, discussing various types of writs and orders, including mandamus, prohibition, certiorari, and others. The text also mentions prescription, which is a legal concept related to the passage of time and its effect on rights and obligations. Given the technical and legal nature of the text, it is unlikely to be related to fields such as culture, humanitarian aid, or education.

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