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Curia palatii

Curia palatii, the Palace Court. It was abolished by 12 &

Curia domini, the lord's house, hall, or court, where all the

Curia cursus aqu', a court held by the lord of the

Curia claudenda, an obsolete writ to compel another to make a

Curia advisari vult (the court desires to consider), a deliberation which

Curia, a court of justice. Also the class from which, in

Piedpoudre, Court of [curia pedis pulverizati, Lat., so called either from the dusty feet of the suitors, or because justice...

and scored with counters. Hence the Court of Exchequer or curia scaccarii obtained its name, 3 Bl. Com. 44.

Right in court. see RECTUS IN CURIA.

Of or pertaining to the papal curia as the curial etiquette of the Vatican