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Question		Answer
Civil procedure start learning		it aims at the examination and settlement of civil cases and at the compulsory efnorcement of judicial opinions
Envisage start learning		stipulate, anticipate
Lawsuit start learning		action brought before court
Judicature start learning		legal system and the work it does
Ratione materiae start learning		reason of the subject matter
Review proceedings start learning		proceedings when a case is examined and resolved
Non-litigious procedure start learning		procedure not involving a dispute
Court enforcement officer start learning		bailiff, a person who enforces court decisions especially in conection with payments
Uncontested start learning		used to describe a decision that nobody opposes
Auxiliary start learning		providing extra support or help
Inadequate start learning		insufficient
Remote start learning		distant
Writ of payment start learning		written order issued by court to pay for sth
Impartial start learning		netural
ADR start learning		alternative dispute ressolution, for eg. Mediation, arbitration
To reimburse start learning		to pay back costs that sbd has incurred
Remuneration start learning		payment for work
Caucus start learning		one of the stages of the mediation when the mediator meets each party separatly to discuss the case
Venting start learning		saying or doing sth to let your anger off
Flare start learning		used to speak about anger which becomes worse, stronger
Inadmissable start learning		unacceptable with connection to evidence, cannot be used in court.Eg. Gossip
To facilitate start learning		to make sth easier
Defensive start learning		quick to protect yourself from criticism
Conclusive start learning		proving that sth is correct or true
Kodeks postępowania cywilnego start learning		the code of civil procedure, civil procedure code
Sprawy kwalifikujące się do rozstrzygnięcia start learning		cases qualifing for resolution
Dojść do wniosku start learning		to come to a conclusion/arrive at a conclusion

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