- prout patet per recordum
- /prowat peytat par rakordam/As appears by the record. In the Latin phraseology of pleading, this was the proper formula for making reference to a record
Black's law dictionary. HENRY CAMPBELL BLACK, M. A.. 1990.
prout patet per recordum
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prout patet per recordum — As it appears by the record. Philpot v McArthur, 10 Me 127, 134 … Ballentine's law dictionary
recordum — /rakordam/ A record; a judicial record. It is used in the phrase prout patet per recordum, which is a formula employed, in pleading, for reference to a record, signifying as it appears from the record … Black's law dictionary
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