Legal Definitions - proposition

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Definition of proposition

A proposition is a request or proposal made in a formal setting, such as a court or a meeting. It can be either written or oral, and it asks for a specific ruling or order to be made.

A lawyer making a proposition to a judge to dismiss a case
A member of a board making a proposition to approve a new policy
A shareholder making a proposition to change the company's bylaws

These examples illustrate how a proposition is a formal request or proposal made in a specific setting, with the intention of achieving a specific outcome.

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Simple Definition

A proposition is a request for a decision or order from a court. It can be written or spoken, and there are different types of propositions, such as a motion for reduction or a motion to modify. Some propositions can be made without notifying the other party, while others are likely to be contested. A speaking motion is one that brings up new issues not mentioned before.

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