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Medial: Another word for interlocutory, which means temporary or not final. This term is often used to describe orders, judgments, or appeals that do not fully resolve a legal dispute.
Definition: Medial is an adjective that means interim or temporary, not constituting a final resolution of the whole controversy. It is also known as interlocutory.
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These examples illustrate that medial or interlocutory orders are temporary and do not provide a final resolution to the legal dispute. They are issued to maintain the status quo until the final judgment is made.