Legal Definitions - escheccum

Escheccum is a term used in history to refer to a jury or inquisition. It comes from the Latin language.

• The escheccum was responsible for determining the ownership of disputed lands.
• During the Middle Ages, escheccums were often used to investigate crimes and determine guilt or innocence.

These examples show how escheccum was used in history to refer to a group of people who were responsible for making important decisions. They were often used in legal proceedings to ensure fairness and justice.