Duplex Querela Law and Legal Definition
Duplex querela is a Latin term meaning, “double complaint”. Duplex querela is a procedure used in ecclesiastical law for challenging a bishop's refusal to do justice. Under duplex querela, the archbishop orders a judge considering parallel proceedings not to take any action against the complainant during the pendency of the suit. It is also an appeal to a person’s immediate superior, as when a bishop appeals to an archbishop. Duplex querela is also known as double quarrel.
Legal Definition list
- Duplex
- Duos Uxores Eodem Tempore Habere Non Licet
- Duorum in Solidum Dominium Vel Possessio Esse Non Potest
- Duo Non Possunt In Solido Unam Rem Possidere
- DUNS Number
- Duplex Querela
- Duplex Valor Maritagii
- Duplicate
- Duplicate Registration Application [Federal Elections]
- Duplication
- Duplicationem Possibilitatis Lex Non Patitur
