Joinders
/ˈdʒɔɪndərz/
Definitions
- (n.) Procedural devices in civil litigation allowing multiple parties or claims to be joined in a single lawsuit to promote efficiency and avoid inconsistent judgments.
The court permitted joinders to consolidate the related claims into one proceeding.
Forms
- joinder
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Commentary
Joinders streamline litigation by allowing related parties or claims to be heard together; drafters should specify the type of joinder (e.g., permissive, compulsory) for clarity.
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