indicavit
noun
in·di·ca·vit
ˌində̇ˈkävə̇t
plural -s
: a writ of prohibition from a common-law court commanding the removal to that court of a case pending in an ecclesiastical court and prohibiting the ecclesiastical court from exercising any further jurisdiction
Word History
Etymology
Latin, he has indicated, 3d person singular perfect indicative active of indicare to indicate
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