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Legal Terms – exequatur
A certificate issued by a host state that acknowledges and acknowledges the official status of a *consul, thereby enabling him to perform consular functions in that country. The sending state provides the consular official with a commission or patent, which enables the consul to advocate for the interests of his or her country within the host state. The term was originally used to describe the authorization of a bishop or a papal decree within the jurisdiction of a temporary sovereign.
A certificate issued by a host state that acknowledges and acknowledges the official status of a *consul, thereby enabling him to perform consular functions in that country. The sending state provides the consular official with a commission or patent, which enables the consul to advocate for the interests of his or her country within the host state. The term was originally used to describe the authorization of a bishop or a papal decree within the jurisdiction of a temporary sovereign.
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