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Legal Definitions - dispositive
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Definition of dispositive
Definition: Dispositive means something that is very important and can make a final decision. It can also refer to the way property is given away in a will or deed.
Examples:
- The DNA evidence was dispositive in proving the suspect's guilt.
- The dispositive clause in the will stated that the entire estate would go to the eldest son.
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Simple Definition
Dispositive: When something is dispositive, it means that it is very important and can make a big difference in deciding something. It can also refer to things that have to do with giving away or deciding who gets property after someone dies.
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