Difference between revisions of "In forma pauperis"

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In forma pauperis means "in the manner of a pauper."

It is permission given to a person to sue without payment of court fees on claim of indigence or poverty.

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	'''In forma pauperis''' means "in the manner of a pauper."		'''In forma pauperis''' means "in the manner of a pauper."

−	It is permission given to a person to [[Lawsuit\|sue]] without payment of [[court]] fees on claim of indigence or poverty.[[~~category~~:~~legal terms~~]]	+	It is permission given to a person to [[Lawsuit\|sue]] without payment of [[court]] fees on claim of indigence or poverty.[[Category:Legal Terms]]