exsequatur
/ɛksˈsɛkwɑːtər/Definitions
1. noun
A writ or document issued to recover the goods and chattels of a deceased person, as those of a felon.
“The court issued an exsequatur to recover the assets of the deceased businessman.”
1. noun
A writ or document issued to recover the goods and chattels of a deceased person, as those of a felon.
“The court issued an exsequatur to recover the assets of the deceased businessman.”