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Legal Definitions - Ruling
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Definition of Ruling
Ruling
A ruling is a decision made by a court in a lawsuit. It can be a final or non-final judgment, or a decision on a motion or application for a writ.
- After hearing all the evidence, the judge made a ruling in favor of the plaintiff.
- The court's ruling on the defendant's motion to dismiss the case was that it would proceed to trial.
These examples illustrate how a ruling is a decision made by a court in a legal case. In the first example, the ruling was a final judgment in favor of the plaintiff. In the second example, the ruling was a non-final decision on a motion to dismiss the case, indicating that the case would continue to be heard in court.
A judge is a law student who marks his own examination papers.
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Simple Definition
A ruling is a decision made by a court in a lawsuit. It can be a final or non-final judgment, or a decision on a motion or application for a writ made by one of the parties involved.
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