- rege inconsulto
- The king not having been advised,-a writ which lay to stay proceedings in any matter which might affect the king's interests, until he could be advised.
Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
rege inconsulto
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non procedendo ad assissam rege inconsulto — /non prowsadendam aed asayzam riyjiy inkansaltow/ A writ to put a stop to the trial of a cause appertaining unto one who is in the king s service, etc., until the king s pleasure respecting the same be known … Black's law dictionary
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