NE EXEAT


Meaning of NE EXEAT in English

nēˈeksēˌat noun

Etymology: Latin, let him not leave

1. : a high prerogative writ formerly used in England matters of state to restrain a person from leaving the country

2. : a writ issued out of chancery or equity to restrain a person from leaving the jurisdiction of the court pending an action

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