nondeposition (Meaning)
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nondeposition (n.)
A failure to deposit or throw down.
Synonyms & Antonyms of nondeposition
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
nondeposition Sentence Examples
- The court order for a nondeposition protected the witness from having to testify.
- During the pretrial hearings, the judge granted a request for a nondeposition of the sensitive witness.
- The nondeposition agreement stipulated that the witness would not have to provide any information under oath.
- The nondeposition rule applied to all parties involved in the legal dispute.
- A protective order was put in place to ensure a nondeposition by safeguarding the witness's privacy.
- The nondeposition was granted due to concerns about the witness's safety and well-being.
- The plaintiff's request for a nondeposition was denied due to insufficient evidence supporting the claim.
- The defendant's nondeposition was part of a plea agreement reached with the prosecution.
- The nondeposition covered all aspects of the witness's involvement in the case.
- The nondeposition was a temporary measure and would be reviewed at a later date.
FAQs About the word nondeposition
A failure to deposit or throw down.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The court order for a nondeposition protected the witness from having to testify.
During the pretrial hearings, the judge granted a request for a nondeposition of the sensitive witness.
The nondeposition agreement stipulated that the witness would not have to provide any information under oath.
The nondeposition rule applied to all parties involved in the legal dispute.
