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rogatory

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ro·ga·to·ry  (rg-tôr, -tr)
adj. Law
Requesting information. Used especially of a request by one court of another, often foreign court for aid in obtaining desired information: a rogatory letter.

[French rogatoire, from Medieval Latin rogtrius, from Latin rogtus, past participle of rogre, to ask; see reg- in Indo-European roots.]

rogatory [ˈrɒgətərɪ -trɪ]
adj
(Law) (esp in legal contexts) seeking or authorized to seek information
[from Medieval Latin rogātōrius, from Latin rogāre to ask]


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The ED has already sent letters rogatory to five countries -- Liberia, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and the UAE.
The judge had decided to set up two rogatory commissions, one of which would notify the Israeli authorities about the opening of the inquiry while another was to have sought witness testimony from Palestinians.
The judge has decided to set up two rogatory commissions, one of which would notify the Israeli authorities about the opening of the inquiry while another would seek witness testimony from Palestinians, the source added.
 
 
 
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