- repleader
- re·plead·er
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repleader
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Repleader — Re*plead er ( ?r), n. (Law) A second pleading, or course of pleadings; also, the right of pleading again. [1913 Webster] Whenever a repleader is granted, the pleadings must begin de novo. Blackstone. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
repleader — [rē plēd′ər] n. [obs. replead, to plead again + ER, sense 3] Law 1. a second pleading 2. the right or privilege of pleading again 3. a court order requiring the parties to plead again … English World dictionary
repleader — In common law pleading, when, after issue has been joined in an action, and a verdict given thereon, the pleading is found (on examination) to have miscarried and failed to effect its proper object, viz., of raising an apt and material question… … Black's law dictionary
repleader — noun Etymology: replead to plead again + er (as in misnomer) Date: 1607 1. a second legal pleading 2. the right of pleading again granted usually when the issue raised is immaterial or insufficient … New Collegiate Dictionary
repleader — /ree plee deuhr/, n. Law. 1. a second pleading. 2. the right or privilege of pleading again. [1600 10; RE + PLEADER] * * * … Universalium
repleader — n. right to plead again, right to make an additional allegation or claim (Law) … English contemporary dictionary
repleader — /riˈplidə/ (say ree pleeduh) noun Law 1. a second pleading. 2. the right or privilege of pleading again. {re + plead + er3. Compare Old French repledoier, French replaider} …
repleader — An order or judgment awarded by the court after verdict requiring the parties to replead from that stage of the pleadings where there appears to have been the first error in the pleadings. Such an order is usually made where by misconduct or… … Ballentine's law dictionary
repleader — “ə(r) noun Etymology: replead + er (as in cesser) 1. : a second legal pleading or course of pleadings 2. : the right of pleading again even after trial or verdict … Useful english dictionary
judgment of repleader — See repleader … Ballentine's law dictionary
