Aedilitum edictum

/iydilatam iydiktam/

In the Roman law, the Aedilitian Edict. An edict providing remedies for frauds in sales, the execution of which belonged to the curule aediles. That provision by which the buyer of a diseased or imperfect slave, horse, or other animal was relieved at the expense of the vendor who had sold him as sound knowing him to be imperfect.