inappellability Antonyms
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Meaning of inappellability
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inappellability (n.)
The quality of being inappellable; finality.
inappellability Sentence Examples
- The inappellability of the verdict left no room for further appeals.
- The judge's decision was deemed inappellable, creating a final and binding outcome.
- The inappellability of the ruling rendered the issue legally unchallengeable.
- Despite strong arguments, the inappellability of the sentence prevented any possibility of reversal.
- The doctrine of inappellability ensured that the tribunal's decisions were absolute and unalterable.
- The pursuit of justice was curtailed by the inappellability of the conviction.
- The court's ruling was met with disappointment, as it carried the weight of inappellability.
- The inappellability of the verdict created a sense of finality and irrevocability.
- The jury's verdict was inappellable, leaving the defendant without legal recourse.
- The inappellability of the judgment rendered the outcome a binding and immutable determination.
FAQs About the word inappellability
The quality of being inappellable; finality.
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The inappellability of the verdict left no room for further appeals.
The judge's decision was deemed inappellable, creating a final and binding outcome.
The inappellability of the ruling rendered the issue legally unchallengeable.
Despite strong arguments, the inappellability of the sentence prevented any possibility of reversal.
