question of law (Meaning)

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question of law (n)

a disputed legal contention that is generally left for a judge to decide

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The court found that the question of law in the case was whether the contract was valid.
The judge ruled that the question of law was one that should be decided by a jury.
The parties agreed that the only question of law in the case was the interpretation of the statute.
The attorney's request to have the question of law certified was denied.
The question of law was raised by the defendant's motion to dismiss.
The court dismissed the case on the grounds that there was no genuine question of law.
The question of law was not properly preserved for review because the appellant failed to raise it in a timely manner.
The court's decision on the question of law was affirmed by the appellate court.
The parties stipulated to the facts and submitted the question of law to the court for decision.
The question of law was one of first impression in the jurisdiction.

a disputed legal contention that is generally left for a judge to decide

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The court found that the question of law in the case was whether the contract was valid.

The judge ruled that the question of law was one that should be decided by a jury.

The parties agreed that the only question of law in the case was the interpretation of the statute.

The attorney's request to have the question of law certified was denied.