Definition: Suppeditation refers to a type of legal proceeding in which an individual or group is required to provide evidence and/or information that is not available from other sources. This can include documents, witnesses, or any other tangible or intangible evidence that cannot be obtained through other means. The term "suppeditation" has been used historically to describe the process of obtaining a court order in which an individual or group must provide certain evidence or information for the purpose of securing a judgment or ruling.
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