ex parte injunction
ex parte injunction 〈拉〉依单方申请发出的禁制令 指法庭只听取了申请人一方的主张后未向对方发出通知便签发的禁制令。
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ex parte injunction
A preliminary injunction issued after the court has heard from only the moving party. — Also termed temporary restraining order.
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common rule ex parte
common rule ex parte. Hist. A court-docket entry reflecting that the case would be decided by a majority vote and would proceed even if a notified party did not appear. See Billington v. Sprague, 22 Me. 34 (1842).
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ex parte revocation
ex parte revocation 〈拉〉单方撤回 指没有对方的参加、或未给对方通知及提出答辩的机会，即单方撤回对其许可或其他授权。
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Merryman， ex parte
Merryman， ex parte 〈美〉梅里曼案件(单方诉讼)美国总统林肯批准将梅里曼监禁于麦克亨利堡。作为巡回法官审理该案的首席大法官托尼〔Chief Justice Taney〕认为这一监禁有误，给梅里曼签发了人身保护令，但有关负责官员拒不执行。托尼以藐视法庭传讯了该官员，并认定只有国会才能中止人身保护令的执行。林肯总统认为，在无立法情况下，他有此权力，故对托尼的判决置之不理，但后者也得到相当的支持。
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(1866) Milligan Ex parte (1866)
(1866) Milligan Ex parte (1866) 〈美〉米利根案件(单方诉讼) 内战时期，平民米利根因同情南方在北方地区被军事机构以颠覆罪判处死刑，最高法院认为拘留和审判被告是不合法的，因为由军事机构在非军事地区审判平民只是根据行政决定，并非国会立法；并审慎地确定了军事和非军事权力机构在战时对平民的管辖界限。
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ex parte reexamination
A reexamination procedure, created in the early 1980s, that allows a challenger to initiate a review by producing prior art and responding to a patentee’s statements regarding the new prior art, but that excludes the challenger from further participation in the examination process. • Ex parte reexamination does not employ discovery mechanisms, and witnesses are
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ex parte
ex parte (eks pahr-tee), adv. [Latin “from the part”] On or from one party only, usu. without notice to or argument from the adverse party (the judge conducted the hearing ex parte). ex parte, adj. Done or made at the instance and for the benefit of one party only, and without notice to, or argument
ex parte communication
A communication between counsel and the court when opposing counsel is not present. • Such communications are ordinarily prohibited. [Cases: Trial 18. C.J.S. Trial §§ 91–92.]
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