Special Allocatur Law and Legal Definition
Special allocatur is an allowance of a writ like a writ of error that is legally required in certain cases. The term Allocatur formerly indicated that a writ, order or other pleading by a court, judge, or judicial officer was allowed. In Pennsylvania, it is still used to denote permission to appeal.
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- Allocatur
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