abjudication (Meaning)
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abjudication (n.)
Rejection by judicial sentence.
Synonyms & Antonyms of abjudication
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abjudication Sentence Examples
- The abjudication of the land dispute was conducted by a neutral third party to ensure fairness.
- The legal system allows for the abjudication of civil matters through a court of law.
- The international organization provided a platform for the abjudication of disputes between member countries.
- The company implemented an internal process for the abjudication of employee grievances to maintain a harmonious work environment.
- The committee was responsible for the abjudication of scholarship applications, ensuring a transparent selection process.
- The contract included a clause for the abjudication of disagreements through binding arbitration.
- The school established a student conduct board for the abjudication of disciplinary matters.
- In family law cases, the court plays a crucial role in the abjudication of custody and support issues.
- The trade organization had a mechanism for the abjudication of trade disputes among its members.
- The constitutional framework provides for the abjudication of constitutional challenges by the supreme court.
FAQs About the word abjudication
Rejection by judicial sentence.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The abjudication of the land dispute was conducted by a neutral third party to ensure fairness.
The legal system allows for the abjudication of civil matters through a court of law.
The international organization provided a platform for the abjudication of disputes between member countries.
The company implemented an internal process for the abjudication of employee grievances to maintain a harmonious work environment.
