Procurator

I In old English law. An servant; a proxy of a lord in parliament. In Scots law. Procurator fiscal: a public In the civil law. One who manages the under the instructions of his principal; curator litis: the manager of another's a legal agent or attorney. Procurator of another's business or affairs; an agent In the Roman law. Procurator provincise: managed the revenue, and had a judicial enue.

In ecclesiastical law

One who collected another; an advocate of a religious house of a parish church.