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Often used in the same context:
prejudgment,
contemnor,
flagrancy,
grievant,
judgment,
obiter dictum,
recusing,
partiality,
prosecutrix,
mala fide,
recission,
testatrix,
untimeliness,
blameworthiness,
counterstatement,
misconstruction,
averment,
distraint,
litigant,
exculpation,
pendente lite,
obiter dicta,
surplusage,
simpliciter,
misattribution,
prejudice,
promisee,
suspiciousness,
prima facie,
injuria,
misusage,
imprison ment,
remittitur,
inadvertence,
irrevocability,
deponent,
indefiniteness,
tortfeasor,
vacatur,
intendment,
nol pros,
unjustness,
setoff,
claimant,
magistrature,
nolle prosequi,
bias,
vindictiveness,
inconsistence,
repugnancy,
allocution,
impleading,
hyperopia,
transferor,
petitioner,
suretyship,
proceedings,
preclusion,
quo warranto,
mitigating circumstance,
nullity,
reboxetine,
infringer,
disallowance,
generis,
nolle,
willfulness,
predetermination,
abruption,
photophobia,
ipse dixit,
reargument,
complainant,
overcompensation,
prosecution,
assessee,
remittal,
akathisia,
unlawfulness,
suggestibility,
interpleader,
nonsuit,
locus standi,
apers,
sensitivity,
disinterestedness,
anticipatory breach,
deductor,
delict,
vexatious litigation,
impaneling,
defalcation,
dubiety,
abridgments,
intolerability,
imposable,
latent defect,
wrongdoer,
penalisation,
elinor,
vendee,
hereinabove
More general:
judgement,
judging,
judgment
Synonyms:
prejudgment
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