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garner doctrine

Garner doctrine. The rule that allows shareholder plaintiffs in a corporate derivative action to discover confi-dential communications between a corporate officer and the corporation’s attorney. • The Garner doctrine does not apply to attorney work product, and the movant must show good cause. Garner v. Wolfinbarger, 430 F.2d 1093 (5th Cir. 1970). See DERIVATIVE ACTION(1).

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abstraction filtration comparison test

Copyright. A judicially created test for determining whether substantial similarity exists between two works in an action for infringement. • In the first step, the court dissects the copy-righted work’s structure and isolates each level of abstraction or generality (abstraction test). In the second step, the court examines each level of abstraction and separates out

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core proceeding

core proceeding 〈美〉核心诉讼 指由破产法院管辖的、其请求对债权人与债务人的关系具有实质性影响的诉讼,如请求追回破产前进行的欺诈转让〔preferential transfer〕的财产的诉讼。它包括根据《破产法典》〔Bankruptcy Code〕提起的所有诉讼,包括但不限于《美国法典注释》第28卷〔28 U.S.C.A. §157(b) (2)〕中专门规定的那些诉讼。在确定某一诉讼是否为核心诉讼时,法院应具体分析当事人提出的各种诉因,并得出它们足以影响债权人与债务人之间关系的调查结果,从而破产法院在经过听审后可以作出终局判决。

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serious

serious, adj. 1. (Of conduct, opinions, etc.) weighty; important (serious violation of rules). 2. (Of an injury, illness, accident, etc.) dangerous; potentially resulting in death or other severe consequences (serious bodily harm).

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