Style of Cause
/ˈstaɪl əv kɔːz/
Definitions
- (n.) The formal title or heading of a legal case, specifying the parties involved and the court in which it is brought.
The style of cause on the document identified the plaintiff and defendant clearly.
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Commentary
The style of cause is crucial for identifying parties and context in court documents; it should be precise and consistent across filings.
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