Arbitration designed to resolve matters usu. handled by courts (such as a tort claim), in contrast to arbitration of labor issues, international trade, and other fields traditionally associated with arbitration.
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adjudicative ([schwa]-joo-di-k[schwa]-tiv), adj. 1. Of or relating to adjudication. 2. Having the ability to judge. — Also termed adjudicatory; judicative.
adjudicative fact 裁决性事实 指事关司法程序或行政程序中的当事人，保证法院或行政机关确定如何将法律适用于当事人的事实。它不同于立法性事实〔legislative fact〕，后者是普遍的、通常不涉及案件特定当事人具体问题的事实。
adjudicative claims arbitration 裁决性请求的仲裁 此种仲裁旨在解决一些通常由法院处理的事项，如侵权及其他小额索赔请求，因此它与传统的劳动仲裁、商事仲裁、国际贸易仲裁不同。设立此种仲裁主要是为了减轻法院处理这类案件的负担。
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quasi-legislative, adj. (Of an act, function, etc.) not purely legislative in nature (the administrative agency’s rulemaking, being partly adjudicative, is not entirely legislative — that is, it is quasi-legislative). [Cases: Administrative Law and Procedure 106, 381. C.J.S. Public Administrative Law and Procedure §§ 10, 87, 91.]
The regulatory or adjudicative power of a government administrative agency over a subject matter or matters.
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caselaw. The law to be found in the collection of reported cases that form all or part of the body of law within a given jurisdiction. — Also written case law; caselaw. — Also termed decisional law; adjudicative law; juri-sprudence; organic law. “Case law in some form and to some extent is found wherever there
A fact that explains a particular law’s rationality and that helps a court or agency determine the law’s content and application. • Legislative facts are not ordinarily specific to the parties in a proceeding. Cf. adjudicative fact.