In the UK, the ‘Great Writ’ is better known by what name?
Prerogative writ by which the Crown, acting through its courts, effects control over inferior courts or public authorities throughout the kingdom. The writs are issued in the name of the Crown, who is the nominal plaintiff, on behalf of the applicant. The prerogative writs other than "habeas corpus" are discretionary remedies, and have been known as prerogative orders in England and Wales since 1938. The writs of "quo warranto" and "procedendo" are now obsolete, and the orders of "certiorari", "mandamus" and "prohibition" are under the new Civil Procedure Rules 1998 known as "quashing orders", "mandatory orders" and "prohibiting orders" respectively. The writ
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