assessed. Judgement was the name formerly given to the final decision in a common law action, as opposed to a decree in a suit in equity, but it now includes decree. The term is also used for the judicial decisions of the House of Lords. Note 3. (b) In criminal proceedings, sentence if it is given on conviction, except in a juvenile court, where it is called an order (and the conviction is called a finding of guilt). Note 1. Jowitt, OCL; Halsbury 26, para. 501, 37, para. 526; White Book 42/1/7; Supreme Court Act 1981, 151(1). If the court consists of roore. than one judge, each may give such a judgement, but there will only be one judgement of the court Statute 56 CJENF 25, a provision adopted in EN (Civil Jurisdiction and Judgments Act 1982, 50) and defining "judgment" as "any judgment or order by whatever name called ... in civil proceedings" - 620 - F 1. jugement 2. arrêt* - jugement** - décision*** 3. 4. 5. arrêt décision * BE, FR: d'une cour et (FR) du Conseil d'Etat et du Tribunal des conflits: v. arrêt ** BE, FR: d'un tribunal, V. jugement 2., mais pas pour le Tribunal des conflits *** FR: du Conseil Constitu­ tionnel et aussi, strictement (v. arrêt), du Conseil d'Etat Statut 56 CJENF 25 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. fallo Estatuto 56 judgement by default = default judgement judgement in default (Langan 59) a default judgement judgement jn.sST.&smsm F arrêt/jugement opposable à quiconque S Judgement determining the rights of persons inter se in or to any money or other property in dispute (OCL, but see Lawson 15-16 and chap. 6 as to money judgements which are not iiL-EfiEfiusam) î syn. judgement inter partes; Black; see sentencia de condena 1. and note 3 Quemmer 
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The text appears to be discussing legal concepts and terminology, specifically related to judgments, decrees, and sentences in the context of common law and equity. It mentions various court systems, including the House of Lords, and cites specific statutes and legal references. Given the technical nature of the content, I hypothesize that the text is most relevant to the field of law and justice.

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