An official copy of a court order bearing the court seal, which proves it is a genuine order. Sealed copies are needed to implement orders — for example, to transfer property at the Land Registry or to register a charge.
In Plain English
An official version of a court order that has a special stamp on it to prove it's the real deal. You often need this 'sealed' version to change property records or show a bank.
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