Resolve - Law Dictionary Search Results
factorise
to resolve into factors as of a polynomial same as factorize
Euchite
One who resolves religion into prayer
settle
settle set·tled set·tling vt 1 : to resolve conclusively [ a question of law] 2 : to establish or secure permanently [a settled legal principle] 3
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Resoluble
Admitting of being resolved resolvable as bodies resoluble by fire
abstention
a case that involves a question of state law or policy which the federal court prefers to have resolved by a state court or agency Bur·ford abstention [bər-fərd-] : an abstention grounded on the involvement in the
Reasonably sure
Reasonably sure, meant anything more than a reference to the possibility that the justice might have to resolve an issue as to whether in fact, there existed a statutory nuisance at the time the compliant was
compromise
resolving differences by mutual concessions esp. to prevent or end a lawsuit vb -mised -mis·ing vt : to resolve or dispose of by a compromise [cases in which a dispute is compromised "E. A. Farnsworth and W.
adversary process
adversary process the method courts use to resolve disputes. Through the adversary process, each side in a dispute has the right to present its case as
Try
Try, means to examine judicially; to examine and resolve (a dispute) by means of a trial, Black's Law Dictionary, 7th Edn., p. 1520.
Tolling agreement
the statutory limitations period on the plaintiff's claim, usually, so that both parties will have more time to resolve their dispute without litigation, Black's Law Dictionary, 7th Edn., p. 1495.
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