Concilium
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary · Alexander M. Burrill · 1850
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary
CONSILIUM.
L. Lat. In English practice. Argument; or the sitting of a court to hear argument. Dies concilii; a day to hear the counsel of both parties in court. Ulterius concilium; further argument.
2 Sira. 802. 2 Wils. 125.
A motion for a concilium, or day for the argument of a cause, was formerly moved for upon reading the record in court, but now it is a motion of course.
2 Tidd's Pr, 737 —739.
The counsel in a cause or matter. Concilium non dedit advisamentum; the counsel did not give the advice.
Cro, Eliz, 9.