A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Revocatur is a Latin term that means "it is recalled." In the past, it was used in English law to indicate that a judgment was set aside due to a factual error, rather than a legal error.

Example: If a judge made a mistake in a case and issued a judgment based on incorrect information, the judgment could be marked with "revocatur" to indicate that it was being recalled and set aside.

Explanation: The term "revocatur" was used in English law to distinguish between judgments that were being reversed due to a legal error and those that were being set aside due to a factual error. This helped to ensure that judgments were corrected appropriately and that justice was served.