error calculi

error calculi (er-or kal-kyuu-lI). [Latin] Roman & civil law. An error in calculation.

“If it occurs in a judgment and is fully evident, no appeal is necessary. The judge himself may correct it. In public administration, error calculi is without any legal effect. A reexamination and correction (retractatio) is admissible even after ten or twenty years.” Adolf Berger, Encyclopedic Dictionary of Roman Law 456 (1953).

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