Hearing: A preliminary hearing at which evidence is gathered to clarify a question of fact and make a decision based on that evidence. Judgment: the final determination of the rights of the parties in a trial or proceeding Seized: a judicial proceeding that prohibits or extinguishes the law He therefore adhered to the solemn declaration that she risked imprisonment for perjury. Special arbitrator (or arbitrator): The special arbitrator has the power to perform judicial functions when the court has assigned him to decide: (1) determine a (binding) issue (2) perform an act (disclosure) (3) hear and report – marital acts may be included (NYS) Escape: intentionally absent or illegal concealment to avoid prosecution. Power of attorney: a document authorizing a person to act lawfully on behalf of another person, either generally or in a specific case Damages: monetary compensation for an offence obtained in a successful action Summary judgment: decision in a dispute on the ground that there is no question of actual fact Special time limit — Judicial period different from an ordinary or adjourned period, appointed by the President or senior management at an unusual time for the execution of a particular transaction. Wightman v. Karsner, 20 Ala 446, 452. Ballentine`s Law Dictionary Evidence: a form of evidence or evidence obtained during a trial by the actions of the parties and by witnesses, records, documents, concrete objects, etc. is legally presented to inspire faith in the mind of the court or jury Special judgment: special determination of the facts of a case by a jury, which leaves it to the court to apply to the facts Appeal found: A court case in which a case is transferred from a lower court to a higher court for a new hearing, The confirmation, justification or decision is made. An appeal may be lodged with the Appeals Chamber of the Supreme Court of the Justice Division, where the family court whose decision is being challenged is located. An appeal may be made as of right against any injunction order and, at the discretion of the appropriate Appeal Division, against any other order made under section 1112(a) of the FCA. with prejudice: the concept as applied to the judgment rejecting the judgment is as conclusive for the rights of the parties as if an action had been brought against the final decision against the plaintiff`s decision: a court order requiring a prompt decision on the relief sought. See Process. Duration of court—The period established by law during which a court can and must exercise its judicial functions.

The period during which a court is open to hear reasons or the conduct of other official business. 20h J2d Cts § 44…. Ballentine Legal Dictionary Judges: to hear or attempt to rule on judicial adoption: legal proceedings under Article 6 LCD and Article 7 DRL in which a person accepts another person into the child`s relationship and thus acquires the rights and obligations of the parent towards that other person. Maintenance: provision of livelihood or food, clothing, shelter, etc., by one person to another, especially if the legal relationship of the parties is such that one of the parties is obliged to help the other, for example between parents and children or between spouses Revenue enforcement: legally binding document issued by the support unit or sheriff; the clerk of the court or the creditor`s lawyer as court officer to enforce an existing maintenance order when a debtor is in default (see Article 5241 of the CPLR). Emancipation: The act by which someone who is under the control of another is released. The term is generally used in reference to the emancipation of a minor child by his parents, which implies a complete renunciation of the right of custody, custody and income of this child, as well as the renunciation of parental rights. distributed: Any person who would participate in an estate under EPTL 4-1.1 or EPTL 4-1.2 if the deceased had not left a will. Distributors are necessary parties in probate proceedings, as their right to divide the estate can be changed by the terms of the will. Alias: Any name used for official purposes that is different from a person`s official name. Putnam hearing: A procedure to establish inappropriateness when a lawyer drafting a will is also a legatee or if there is reason to believe that a professional exercised undue influence over the deceased before drafting the will. Probable ground: A preliminary judicial finding that a judge must make in various types of family court proceedings, by which the court must determine whether or not a particular act or event is likely to have taken place.

Transfer: judicial proceedings in which an appellate court communicates, together with its decision, to the court pending before it the supplementary application and the registration of the judgment required by the decision of the Court of Appeal: the respective district, city or geographical area in which a competent court may hear and determine a particular concept: A person who has not been declared competent by a court, but was found unable by the court to manage their affairs and for which the court appointed a person to do so. Lawyer: a legal person admitted to the bar of a particular jurisdiction and authorised to advise, represent and act on behalf of other persons in judicial proceedings Judicial calendar: the judicial plan; a list of events that include the daily or weekly work of a court, including the allocation of time and venue for each hearing or other business matter, or a list of cases dealt with during a given judicial period. Supplementary procedure: further investigation within the framework of jurisdiction after the judgment has been rendered in order to determine the means of enforcing the judgment against the judgment Liability of the debtor: legal or physical control over a person or thing; legal, regulatory or physical liability for any person or thing.  At least one special term and two probationary periods must be appointed, which are held annually in each separately organized district.  Two or more judicial terms may be appointed and may be held simultaneously in each district.  The counties of Fulton and Hamilton are considered as a single county for the purposes of this section.  A special warrant of the Supreme Court may be adjourned by entry in the minutes at a later date and at any place in the judicial district.  After the jury has been discharged, a trial and a special sentence may be adjourned in the same manner for the hearing of questions by the court.  Such a deferred term may be adjourned from time to time because the judge has the same instructions.  Special sentences of imprisonment may be served in the judge`s chambers or elsewhere in the judicial district, but an application which may be heard by the court without a jury and which was on the calendar of a term before being adjourned to the chamber of a judge under this section may not be heard within the time so adjourned except with the consent of both parties. Sequestration: separating, detaching, setting aside for storage or waiting for a specific decision; Juries are separated if they are not allowed to return home until the case is closed Memorandum Item: written opinion or court decision on a contentious issue that contains the court`s conclusion on questions of fact and law (this may be the court order if specified) Forensic expert: An independent investigator appointed by the court, assist the court in determining a person`s capacity, availability and reliability of alternative resources, and transfer of appropriate powers to the guardian.