state of the case
state of the case. The posture of litigation as it develops, as in discovery, at trial, or on appeal.
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case stated by arbitrator
case stated by arbitrator 〈英〉仲裁员提交的案件 指根据1950年《仲裁法》〔Arbitration Act〕的规定，仲裁员或仲裁庭可以，或在高等法院的指示下必须将在提交仲裁过程中，或仲裁裁决或其任何一部分中产生的法律问题以特殊案件的形式提出，交由高等法院裁决。
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case stated by justices
case stated by justices 〈英〉法官作出的判案陈述 指任一方当事人对治安法院适用简易程序作出的有罪判决、裁定或其他程序不服时，有权以适用法律错误或超越管辖权等为由，要求法官作出并签署一判案陈述，阐明案件事实及作出判决的根据，并送交高等法院作出裁判。
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statement of case
statement of case 〈美〉案情陈述 １在小额索赔法院〔small claims court〕中，原告所作的关于案情的陈述，用以代替提交正式的起诉状；２在某些州，当事人认为法院对案件事实问题所作的裁决与证据有悖或者证据不足而申请重新审理时所作的陈述。
case stated by tribunals
case stated by tribunals 〈英〉裁判所提交的案件 由土地裁判所〔Land Tribunal〕、限制贸易惯例法院〔Restrictive Practices Court〕和其他特别法庭提交上诉法院的案件。
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estate in lands
estate in lands. 1. Property that one has in lands, tenements, or hereditaments. [Cases: Estates in Property 1. C.J.S. Estates §§ 2–5, 8, 15–21, 116–128, 137, 243.] 2. The conditions or circumstances under which a tenant stands in relation to the leased property.
interstate compact
A voluntary agreement between states enacted into law in the participating states upon federal congressional approval. Cf. INTERSTATE AGREEMENT. [Cases: States 6. C.J.S. States §§ 31–32, 143.]
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information disclosure statement
information-disclosure statement. Patents. A document submitted in the patent-application process in which the inventor reveals all relevant prior art during the patentability search. • The statement must disclose all known patents, publications, and other references of prior art. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office provides a form, “Information Disclosure Citation,” for this purpose. — Abbr.
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interstate extradition
Extradition in response to a demand made by the governor of one state on the governor of another state. • This procedure is provided for by the U.S. Constitution, by federal statute, and by state statutes. [Cases: Extradition and Detainers 21–42.]
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