Adjudication - Revision history

2008-05-28T18:45:58Z

Ed Poor: merge complete

2008-05-23T17:18:54Z

merge complete

2008-05-23T17:17:53Z

merged from adjudicate

2008-05-23T17:15:39Z

reverse direction of merge

2008-04-23T18:17:38Z

2008-02-11T19:42:26Z

2007-07-28T20:52:47Z

One less dead end

2007-07-15T19:03:40Z

New page: An adjudication is the giving or pronouncing a judgment or decree. It also means the judgment given. category:legal terms

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An adjudication is the giving or pronouncing a judgment or decree. It also means the judgment given. [[category:legal terms]]

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	To '''adjudicate''' means to resolve a controversy or dispute in a manner similar to a [[court]].		To '''adjudicate''' means to resolve a controversy or dispute in a manner similar to a [[court]].
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 An '''adjudication''' is the giving or pronouncing a [[judgment]] or [[decree]]. It also means the judgment given.
 To '''adjudicate''' means to resolve a controversy or dispute in a manner similar to a [[court]].
 [[Category:Legal Terms]]

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−	An '''adjudication''' is the giving or pronouncing a [[judgment]] or [[decree]]. It also means the judgment given. [[Category:Legal Terms]]	+	An '''adjudication''' is the giving or pronouncing a [[judgment]] or [[decree]]. It also means the judgment given.
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		+	To '''adjudicate''' means to resolve a controversy or dispute in a manner similar to a [[court]].
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	An '''adjudication''' is the giving or pronouncing a [[judgment]] or [[decree]]. It also means the judgment given. [[Category:Legal Terms]]		An '''adjudication''' is the giving or pronouncing a [[judgment]] or [[decree]]. It also means the judgment given. [[Category:Legal Terms]]

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−	An '''adjudication''' is the giving or pronouncing a [[judgment]] or [[decree]]. It also means the judgment given. [[~~category~~:~~legal terms~~]]	+	An '''adjudication''' is the giving or pronouncing a [[judgment]] or [[decree]]. It also means the judgment given. [[Category:Legal Terms]]

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	An '''adjudication''' is the giving or pronouncing a [[judgment]] or [[decree]]. It also means the judgment given. [[category:legal terms]]		An '''adjudication''' is the giving or pronouncing a [[judgment]] or [[decree]]. It also means the judgment given. [[category:legal terms]]

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−	An adjudication is the giving or pronouncing a judgment or decree. It also means the judgment given. [[category:legal terms]]	+	An '''adjudication''' is the giving or pronouncing a [[judgment]] or [[decree]]. It also means the judgment given. [[category:legal terms]]