Definition of letters rogatory in English:

letters rogatory

plural nounˈrəʊɡət(ə)riˈrōɡəˌtôrē

Law

Documents making a request through a foreign court to obtain information or evidence from a specified person within the jurisdiction of that court.
Example sentencesExamples
- Organizing for a referendum to revoke the law on letters rogatory has already begun.
- These guiding principles of mutual deference and respect have set the tone for the contemporary approach to honouring requests by letters rogatory of foreign courts.
- Where the US courts have used established international procedures for obtaining evidence, such as letters rogatory, English courts have been more responsive.

Origin

Mid 19th century: rogatory from medieval Latin rogatorius 'interrogatory'.

Definition of letters rogatory in US English:

letters rogatory

plural nounˈrōɡəˌtôrē

Law

Documents making a request through a foreign court for the obtaining of information or evidence from a specified person within the jurisdiction of that court.
Example sentencesExamples
- Where the US courts have used established international procedures for obtaining evidence, such as letters rogatory, English courts have been more responsive.
- These guiding principles of mutual deference and respect have set the tone for the contemporary approach to honouring requests by letters rogatory of foreign courts.
- Organizing for a referendum to revoke the law on letters rogatory has already begun.

Origin

Mid 19th century: rogatory from medieval Latin rogatorius ‘interrogatory’.

单词	letters rogatory
释义	Definition of letters rogatory in English: letters rogatory plural nounˈrəʊɡət(ə)riˈrōɡəˌtôrē Law Documents making a request through a foreign court to obtain information or evidence from a specified person within the jurisdiction of that court. Example sentencesExamples Organizing for a referendum to revoke the law on letters rogatory has already begun. These guiding principles of mutual deference and respect have set the tone for the contemporary approach to honouring requests by letters rogatory of foreign courts. Where the US courts have used established international procedures for obtaining evidence, such as letters rogatory, English courts have been more responsive. Origin Mid 19th century: rogatory from medieval Latin rogatorius 'interrogatory'. Definition of letters rogatory in US English: letters rogatory plural nounˈrōɡəˌtôrē Law Documents making a request through a foreign court for the obtaining of information or evidence from a specified person within the jurisdiction of that court. Example sentencesExamples Where the US courts have used established international procedures for obtaining evidence, such as letters rogatory, English courts have been more responsive. These guiding principles of mutual deference and respect have set the tone for the contemporary approach to honouring requests by letters rogatory of foreign courts. Organizing for a referendum to revoke the law on letters rogatory has already begun. Origin Mid 19th century: rogatory from medieval Latin rogatorius ‘interrogatory’.
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