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case stated

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A quick definition of case stated:

A case stated is a written statement of the facts in a legal case that is submitted to the court by both parties. This allows the court to make a decision without a trial. It can also refer to an appeal from a Magistrates' Court to the Divisional Court of Queen's Bench on a point of criminal law. A test case is a lawsuit brought to establish an important legal principle or right, often based on agreed facts between the parties.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: A formal written statement of the facts in a case, submitted to the court jointly by the parties so that a decision may be rendered without trial.

Example: Two parties in a legal dispute agree on the facts of the case and submit a written statement to the court. The court can then make a decision without the need for a trial.

This example illustrates how a case stated can be used to simplify the legal process and avoid the need for a trial.

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Mostlylegal
15:06
wbu?
15:07
oof
15:08
I am a rare case. I briefly attended a t14 and withdrew bc of mental health issues and am now scraping my way hopefully back in
Lmfao gotta have the most annoying life if an ex is stalking you on gddm lsd dot law
llama
15:23
Guys I opened a retirement acc yesterday and put $20k in there and now I have $10k, is that normal?
eggan
15:26
@WickedClam: not a safety but definitely apply to cardozo. last cycle i had similar stats to u and got in with a $150k scholly
eggan
15:27
also northeastern
DefinitelyRobbingBanks
15:28
@Mostlylegal: Are you leaving the cushy job for school, or will you try to work a bit?
@WickedClam: you can get some good money at a more rural(ish) school
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
15:30
Not trying to be negative, but 164 and 3.7 might not make schools ranked 30-50 "safeties" - use data on here 7sage, and elsewhere, but take with a grain of salt
MrThickRopes
15:31
Half a hour fo pm
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
15:31
Definitely doable, but some might be closer to target/reach, especially if next cycle is similar to this one
i would apply to places like uiowa, mizzou, uarizona
MrThickRopes
15:32
Na bruh apply to Mickey Ds wit dat 164
LMAOOOOOOOOOO
15:33
hehe
DefinitelyRobbingBanks
15:34
Ropes, take your 165 having, crashing out every week ass self to Mickey D's
pls pls these law schools are already trying to kill us
we gotta uplift each other <3
i want a mcdongald
eggan
15:38
@ParallelAgreeableOrangutan: i didnt name 30-50 ranked schools, and also, i did say these werent safeties
15:38
makudonarudo
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eggan
15:38
@Besmirchin: マクドナルド
15:39
@eggan: そうですね
was talking to an attorney who's 90 years old (ik) and he's like what the fuck is the lsat you just applied back when i wanted to go to law school
and i thought i was gonna pass out
15:40
@eggan: 日本人?
15:43
my boss keeps laughing about how he paid $1,500.00 for law school in the 70s at UTK
15:43
so funny lol ur so funny boss
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