misjoinder Antonyms
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Meaning of misjoinder
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misjoinder (n.)
An incorrect union of parties or of causes of action in a procedure, criminal or civil.
misjoinder Sentence Examples
- The inclusion of unrelated claims in the lawsuit resulted in a misjoinder of actions.
- The plaintiff's failure to properly join necessary parties led to a misjoinder of indispensable parties.
- The misjoinder of improper parties clouded the legal issues and delayed the proceedings.
- The court dismissed the case due to the presence of a misjoinder of claims.
- The defendant filed a motion to dismiss for misjoinder, arguing that the joined claims were unrelated.
- The judge ruled that the misjoinder of parties was not fatal to the case and allowed it to proceed.
- The plaintiff amended the complaint to correct the misjoinder of claims and avoid dismissal.
- The attorney advised the plaintiff to carefully consider the potential for misjoinder before filing suit.
- The misjoinder of causes of action in the complaint made it difficult for the jury to understand the issues.
- The error in joinder resulted in a misjoinder of defendants, requiring the court to sever the parties.
FAQs About the word misjoinder
An incorrect union of parties or of causes of action in a procedure, criminal or civil.
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No antonyms found.
The inclusion of unrelated claims in the lawsuit resulted in a misjoinder of actions.
The plaintiff's failure to properly join necessary parties led to a misjoinder of indispensable parties.
The misjoinder of improper parties clouded the legal issues and delayed the proceedings.
The court dismissed the case due to the presence of a misjoinder of claims.
