rescript

• Sustantivo que designa una respuesta o decisión oficial, especialmente del Papa en cuestiones de derecho o moral, o una orden con fuerza legal registrada en el acta de un tribunal; también puede referirse al acto de reescribir algo o al material reescrito.

A noun referring to an official reply or decision, especially from a Pope on a point of law or morality, or a legally binding command entered on a court record; it can also mean the act of rewriting something or the rewritten material itself.

1. Papal replyC2formal

   An official response from the Pope to a question about law or morality.

   Rescripto papal

   • The Vatican issued a rescript clarifying the church's position on the matter.
   • The bishop consulted a rescript from the Pope regarding the new doctrine.
   • The rescript addressed the complex moral dilemma posed by the case.

2. Legal orderC2formallegal

   A legally binding command or decision entered on the court record, as if issued by a court or judge.

   Auto judicial

   • The judge signed a rescript ordering the immediate release of the prisoner.
   • The court's rescript was entered into the official record.
   • The attorney argued that the rescript was not legally valid.

   Sinónimosdecreeedictjudgmentmandateorderruling

3. C2formal

   The act of rewriting something, or a text that has been written again.

   Reescritura

   • The author produced a rescript of the original manuscript.
   • The rescript of the document corrected several errors.
   • The editor requested a rescript of the chapter for clarity.

   Sinónimosredactionredraftrevisionrewrite