rejoinder
rejoinder, n. Common-law pleading. The defendant’s answer to the plaintiff’s reply (or replication). [Cases: Pleading 183. C.J.S. Pleading § 229.] — rejoin, vb.
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reply
reply n. (1)反诉答辩 指原告对被告的反诉作出的答辩。在英国，若原告不同意被告的反诉请求，则必须作出反诉答辩，否则将可能受到缺席判决〔judgment in default〕。 (2)原告对被告或第三人的答辩的答覆 在美国联邦民事诉讼中，此答覆应依法庭命令进行。 (3)(=replication)
absque tali causa
absque tali causa 〈拉〉没有这种理由 因侵权引起的诉讼〔ex delicto〕中原告对被告的答辩进行答覆〔replication〕的一种形式，用以概括否认〔general denial〕被告所作的关于原告有过错的答辩〔plea of de injuria〕的所有事项。现已废除。
duplicatio
duplicatio (d[y]oo-pli-kay-shee-oh), n. [fr. Latin duplicare “to double”] 1. Roman & civil law. A defendant’s answer to the plaintiff’s replication, similar to a rejoinder in common law. — Also termed (in Scots law) duply. See REPLICATION. 2. The fourth in a series. 3. A duplication of a transaction.
culprit
culprit. 1. A person accused or charged with the commission of a crime. 2. A person who is guilty of a crime. • Culprit may be a running together of cul, shortened from the Latin culpabilis (“guilty”), and prit, from Old French prest (“ready”), two words formerly used to orally plead at the outset of
precludi non
precludi non 〈拉〉不排除 普通法诉讼用语，为原告针对被告提出的终结诉讼答辩〔plea in bar〕的驳辩状〔replication〕中的起首语：「答辩中所提出的各项理由，都不能排除原告对被告的上述诉讼……」。
de injuria
de injuria (dee in-joor-ee-[schwa]). [Law Latin “of injury”] Hist. Of injury. • A traverse de injuria, contained in a replication in a trespass action, denies the defendant’s excuse for the wrong done. See TRAVERSE.
repliant
repliant (ri-plI-[schwa]nt). A party who makes a replication (i.e., a common-law reply). — Also termed replicant.
duplicatio
duplicatio 〈拉〉(罗马法)再抗辩 指被告对原告的反辩〔replication〕所作的抗辩。在普通法上称为rejoinder。例如：原告向被告索债，被告辩称借债是实，但原告已写信免除该债；原告反辩免除之事嗣后曾在某某证人前，双方协议作废；被告对原告的反辩再提出抗辩，声称此项作废的协议出于原告的欺诈，因此免除有效，自不负清偿之责。 (→rejoinder)