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case stated
noun
- law a statement of the facts of a case prepared by one court for the opinion or judgment of another court Also calledstated case
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Appeals from police-court decisions can only be made on a case stated by the magistrate whose judgment is appealed against.
Jean Bouchon endeavoured to brave it out, but the patron was appealed to, the case stated, and he was dismissed.
In the case stated above, I see first good-will and good-offices in one person; then ill-will and ill-offices in the other.
If there be danger in the deviation shown in the case stated, what a state are we all in?
A case stated is a statement of facts drawn up by one court for the opinion of another on a point of law.
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