The phrase "a judgment in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts or discussions about decisions made by a court or authority.
Example: "The judge issued a judgment in a case that had significant implications for future rulings."
Alternatives: "a ruling in a" or "a decision in a".
As a guide, he took a judgment in a patent-infringement case from 1970, Georgia-Pacific v United States Plywood.
The weight of such a judgment in a particular case will depend upon the thoroughness evident in its consideration, the validity of its reasoning..
And no other federal textual provision, neither of the Constitution nor of any statute, addresses the claim-preclusive effect of a judgment in a federal diversity action.
"If the lawsuit was successful and a judgment in a U.S. court could be enforced in Hungary, this would clearly mean that the suit would be more than an embarrassment, " Mr. Rowland said.
"I think he believes that because the U.S. and Belize don't have a bilateral treaty a judgment in a U.S. court is worthless in Belize," Mr. Fleming said in a recent interview.
The basic justification for the commonality/predominance aspects of Rule 23 is that courts must protect absent plaintiffs from being bound by a judgment in a proceeding where their interests were not represented.
"Participants will conduct hearings, take part in panel deliberations, and write and deliver a judgment in an actual case," the institute says.
We learn en route that his mother calls him a narcissist, a judgment in which he seems to take pride.
But it did seem ironic that a judgment in such a case should appear to have such an eccentricity running though it.
APPEAL from a judgment of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court in the first judicial department, entered November 12 , 1928 affirming a judgment in favor of plaintiff entered upon a verdict.
But young as he is, he has conducted himself with a propriety and a judgment, in this his adopted country, which has rendered him a universal favourite.
