remanet (Meaning)
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remanet (n.)
A case for trial which can not be tried during the term; a postponed case.
Synonyms & Antonyms of remanet
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remanet Sentence Examples
- The court adjourned with a remanet of three cases to be heard on the following day.
- The defense attorney filed a motion for a remanet due to the unavailability of a key witness.
- The prosecutor objected to the remand, arguing that it would delay justice.
- The judge granted the remanet, stating that the reasons provided by the defense counsel were compelling.
- The remanet list contained several cases that had been postponed multiple times.
- The court clerk was responsible for maintaining the remanet calendar and notifying the parties of the new hearing dates.
- Attorneys often sought remands to allow for further investigation or settlement negotiations.
- In some cases, a remanet could be used as a tactic to delay proceedings or avoid an unfavorable decision.
- The overuse of remands can lead to inefficiency and disruption in the court system.
- Courts may impose sanctions on parties who abuse the remand process.
FAQs About the word remanet
A case for trial which can not be tried during the term; a postponed case.
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The court adjourned with a remanet of three cases to be heard on the following day.
The defense attorney filed a motion for a remanet due to the unavailability of a key witness.
The prosecutor objected to the remand, arguing that it would delay justice.
The judge granted the remanet, stating that the reasons provided by the defense counsel were compelling.
