ordered, adjudged, and decreed. The traditional words used to present a court’s decision (It is therefore ordered, adjudged, and decreed that …). “The usual style of a decree is ‘it is ordered, adjudged, and decreed’; and of an order or rule, ‘it is ordered,’ etc.” 1 Henry Campbell Black, A Treatise on the Law of […]
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adjudge ([schwa]-j[schwa]j), vb. 1. ADJUDICATE(1). 2. To deem or pronounce to be. 3. To award judicially. 4. Scots law. (Of a creditor) to take a debtor’s estate through adjudication. See ADJUDICATION(3). 5. To award (some or all of a debtor’s estate) to a creditor.
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penalty adjudged to be paid 判决应缴纳的罚款
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hold, n. Archaic. In England, tenure. • This word occurs most often in conjunction with others — for example, freehold, leasehold — and rarely in its separate form. See HOLDING(4). hold, vb. 1. To possess by a lawful title (Sarah holds the account as her separate property). 2. (Of a court) to adjudge or decide