Legal Definitions - erroneous judgment

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Definition of erroneous judgment

Definition: An erroneous judgment is a court's final determination of the rights and obligations of the parties in a case that contains an improper application of law. This type of judgment is not void, but can be corrected by a trial

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Simple Definition

Erroneous judgment is when a court makes a mistake in their decision. This can happen even if the court had the power to make the decision. An erroneous judgment can be corrected by the court or through an appeal.

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