Conclusions of Law
/ˌkɒnklʊˈʒənz əv lɔː/
Definitions
- (n.) Statements by a judge explaining the legal principles applied to the facts of a case, forming the legal basis for the court's final decision.
The court's conclusions of law determined that the contract was enforceable despite the dispute.
Forms
- conclusions of law
- conclusion of law (singular)
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Commentary
Conclusions of law differ from findings of fact; the former interpret legal principles, while the latter establish factual determinations.
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