Sentences

supersedeas in a sentence

n.

Definition

Supersedeas is a legal order that temporarily suspends the enforcement of a judgment or order pending an appeal.

Sample Sentences

  1. The court issued a supersedeas to halt the enforcement of the judgment pending appeal.
  2. In legal proceedings, a supersedeas is often crucial for preventing immediate harm while awaiting a decision.
  3. The judge granted a supersedeas, allowing the defendant to remain free during the appeal process.
  4. Without a proper supersedeas, the plaintiff would have suffered irreparable harm before the appeal was decided.
  5. The attorney filed for a supersedeas, arguing that the case warranted further review before any penalties were applied.

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