CONDEDIT

By SovConn | May 23, 2014

condedit (k<<schwa>>n-dee-dit or -ded-it). [Latin “he made (a will)”] Eccles. law. A defensive plea filed by a party in response to an ecclesiastical-court libel (i.e., complaint) questioning the veracity of a will. — Also spelled condidit. [Blacks Law 8th]

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