juridically (Meaning)
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juridically (adv.)
In a juridical manner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of juridically
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juridically Sentence Examples
- The new policy will be juridically binding for all employees.
- The legal experts are analyzing the juridically significant aspects of the case.
- The company's legal department is responsible for ensuring that all its actions are juridically sound.
- The contract was juridically valid, but it was not enforceable due to lack of consideration.
- The lawyer argued that the witness's testimony was not juridically relevant.
- The judge dismissed the case on the grounds that it was not juridically cognizable.
- The court ruled that the statute was juridically unconstitutional.
- The decision of the lower court was juridically flawed.
- The parties agreed to settle the dispute juridically, avoiding the need for a trial.
- The legal scholar wrote a juridically rigorous article about the topic.
FAQs About the word juridically
In a juridical manner.
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The new policy will be juridically binding for all employees.
The legal experts are analyzing the juridically significant aspects of the case.
The company's legal department is responsible for ensuring that all its actions are juridically sound.
The contract was juridically valid, but it was not enforceable due to lack of consideration.
