A more thorough explanation:

Term: recordatur
Definition: Recordatur is a historical legal term that means an instruction to record the verdict given in a nisi prius case.
Example: In the 18th century, after a trial in a nisi prius court, the judge would issue a recordatur to ensure that the verdict was properly recorded and could be appealed if necessary.
Explanation: The example shows how recordatur was used in the past to ensure that the verdict of a trial was properly recorded. The judge would issue a recordatur to make sure that the verdict was accurately recorded and could be appealed if necessary.