Disqualification of all the lawyers in a firm or in an office because one of the lawyers is ethically disqualified from representing the client at issue. — Also termed imputed disqualification. [Cases: Attorney and Client 21.15. C.J.S. Attorney and Client § 164.]
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disqualification for interest 因利害关系而丧失资格 任何人如果与诉讼标的有任何直接的利害关系，他就丧失了参与审判的资格；如果他参与了审判，其参与将导致诉讼程序无效；除非他的这种利害关系已向诉讼各方宣告或已被诉讼各方知晓，且诉讼各方放弃了反对权。
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spousal disqualification 夫妻间之不合格 有些司法管辖区认为，在婚姻关系存续期间，夫妻间进行的谈话在证据上不合格，因而不得作为审理中的证据。 (→marital communications privilege)
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imputed disqualification. See vicarious disqualification under DISQUALIFICATION.
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disqualification, n. 1. Something that makes one ineligible; esp., a bias or conflict of interest that prevents a judge or juror from impartially hearing a case, or that prevents a lawyer from representing a party. [Cases: Judges 39; Jury 97. C.J.S. Judges §§ 62, 98, 100–102, 107; Juries §§ 225, 248, 370–373, 378–379, 398–399, 415,
bad-boy disqualification. Securities. An issuer’s disqualification from certain SEC-registration exemptions as a result of the issuer’s securities-law violations.
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bad-boy disqualification 〈美〉违规者取消资格 指由于证券发行人违反证券法的规定而取消其在证券交易委员会登记豁免的资格。
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mental disqualification 智力障碍；智力残疾；精神异常(→mental disability)
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recusatio judicis (reh-kyoo-zay-shee-oh joo-dish-is), n. [Latin] Eccles. law. The procedure and grounds by which a judge may be challenged and removed from hearing a case. • The grounds for disqualification traditionally include great friendship or enmity with a party, close kinship to a party, acceptance of a bribe, previously giving counsel to a party, or
infamis (in-fay-mis), adj. [Latin] Roman law. (Of a person or action) of ill-repute. • A person was automatically infamis if held liable for certain torts or breaches of fiduciary duty. This type of condemnation carried with it certain disabilities, such as disqualification from office or ineligibility to witness a formal transaction.