A more thorough explanation:

IRROTULATIO

Irrotulatio is a legal term that refers to the act of enrolling or recording something on an official record.

Examples of irrotulatio include:

• Recording a property deed with the county clerk's office
• Enrolling a court order in the court's official records
• Adding a new member to a corporation's list of shareholders

These examples illustrate how irrotulatio is used to create a permanent record of important legal transactions or events. By enrolling or recording these actions, they become part of an official record that can be referred to in the future if needed.