cédula

cédula (say-doo-lah). [Spanish] Spanish law.

1. An official document used to identify someone; an identity card.

2. A promissory note.

3. A summons; specif., a citation requiring a fugitive to appear in court to face criminal charges. • The citation is usu. affixed to the fugitive’s door.

4. Hist. A decree of the Spanish Crown; esp., a royal enactment issued by the Council of Castile or of the Indies.

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