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51case agreed on — An action in which the parties submit a formal written enumeration of facts that they both accept as correct and complete so that a judge can render a decision based upon conclusions of law that can be drawn from the stated facts. Dictionary from …
52case or controversy — A term used in Article III, Section 2, of the Constitution to describe the structure by which actual, conflicting claims of individuals must be brought before a federal court for resolution if the court is to exercise its jurisdiction to consider …
53Case al Borgo-Agira Centre-Home Relais — (Agira,Италия) Категория отеля: Адрес: Different Locations i …
54case management conference — An early hearing at which the judge will typically make the first order for directions in a case, and set down the timetable to trial. The parties are obliged to discuss and seek to agree directions prior to the first CMC. There may be a number… …
55Case system — (Law) The system of teaching law in which the instruction is primarily a historical and inductive study of leading or selected cases, with or without the use of textbooks for reference and collateral reading. [Webster 1913 Suppl.] || …
56case — A piece of equipment that contains separations into which clerks or letter carriers sort letters, flats, or irregular parcels. To sort mail into a case. (Also see irregular parcels and pieces) …
57case of conscience — A question in casuistry • • • Main Entry: ↑conscience * * * case of conscience, a problem or situation in the solution of which morality is concerned: »the determination of cases of conscience (Jeremy Taylor) …
58case work — n [U] work that a ↑social worker does which is concerned with the problems of a particular person or family that needs help >caseworker n …
59case system — ☆ case system n. a method of legal training by which students analyze and discuss selected cases and decisions rather than systematically study textbooks on law …
60case|mate — «KAYS mayt», noun. 1. a bombproof chamber in a fort or rampart, with openings from which cannon may be fired: »Every conqueror added a few casemates, a few walls, until it [Luxembourg] became the strongest of European strongpoints (Saturday… …
