With prejudice,

Definition of With prejudice:

1. Law phrase signifying that (1) a court case so dismissed bars the possibility of bringing a new case on the same basis as the dismissed case, (2) a court order so issued is the final order on the subject matter. See also without prejudice.

2. Extinguishing any right to pursue a claim in another suit.

How to use With prejudice in a sentence?

1. Stellas lawsuit against the transit authority, in which she claimed their trains were keeping her up at night, was dismissed rapidly and with prejudice by the exasperated judge.
2. The suit was dismissed with prejudice.
3. The court will dismiss this witness because they have brought information to this trial with prejudice , and it cannot be used here.
4. Since I was truly guilty of the crime, and the courts ruled with prejudice that I was innocent, I completely got away with it!.

With Prejudice,

With Prejudice Definition:

• Otherwise, without prejudice to the final decision to refuse, the result is as strong as the proceedings continuing until a final decision is made in favor of the plaintiff.

• This applies to orders that refuse to take action, meaning that the claimant is permanently barred from taking legal action on the same claim or cause.

Literal Meanings of With Prejudice

With:

Meanings of With:

1. With (with another person or thing).

2. (Something) is or is.

3. Displays the tools used to perform the action.

4. On the contrary.

5. It shows the way or attitude in which one does something.

6. Explain the responsibility.

7. is about.

8. Employed by

9. In the same sense.

10. Showing separation or alienation from something.

Sentences of With

1. Smart steak with a bottle of red wine?

2. Floral blouse with white collar

3. Cut the fish with a knife

4. Another man is fighting.

5. People are screaming for joy

6. Leave it to me

7. My father will be angry with me.

Synonyms of With

escorted by, in the company of, accompanied by

Prejudice:

Meanings of Prejudice:

1. Preconceived ideas that are not based on reason or actual experience.

2. Prejudice or injury that arises or may occur as a result of an action or decision.

3. Prejudice (someone).

4. Loss (country)

Sentences of Prejudice

1. Prejudice with people from different backgrounds.

2. Damage due to delay in starting the process.

3. This statement could be detrimental to the jury.

4. Delay can affect the best interests of the child.

Synonyms of Prejudice

spoil, compromise, hurt, hinder, impair, disadvantage, make biased, injure, jaundice, preconceived idea, make partial, slant, be deleterious to, poison, prejudgement, preconceived notion, warp, prepossess, loss, be disadvantageous to

With Prejudice,

Definition of With Prejudice:

As opposed to without prejudice, it is a final decision to refuse, the result of which is as strong as any action unless the final decision is unfair to the plaintiff.

This applies to orders which deny a lawsuit, meaning that the plaintiff does not have the right to make the same claim or basis.

Literal Meanings of With Prejudice

With:

Sentences of With

1. He is now in the tax office.

2. Seabirds often swim with the current.

Prejudice:

Meanings of Prejudice:

1. Preconceived notions that are not based on reason or actual experience.

2. Prejudice or harm that arises or may result from an action or decision.

3. Cause prejudice (to someone)

Sentences of Prejudice

1. Damage due to late start of the process

2. Delays can affect a child's well-being.

Synonyms of Prejudice

detriment, sway, harm, colour, predispose, be detrimental to, damage, be prejudicial to, undermine, disbenefit, make partisan, injury, mar, impairment, distort, preconception, influence, twist

With Prejudice,

Definition of With Prejudice:

1. Without prejudice, this is the final decision of dismissal, the result of which is as strong as if the action had been taken until a final decision was inviolable by the plaintiff.

Literal Meanings of With Prejudice

With:

Meanings of With:

1. Is or is (something).

2. Displays the tools used to perform an operation.

3. Assign responsibility.

4. In the same sense as.

5. To show separation or alienation from something.

Sentences of With

1. There is a fight with another man

2. People shout for joy

3. Marine mammals often float with current.

Prejudice:

Meanings of Prejudice:

1. Preconceived notions that are not based on reason or real experience.

Sentences of Prejudice

1. The statement may be detrimental to the jury.