Bill Of Particulars A document, written by a plaintiff or prosecutor at the request of a defendant in a civil or criminal action, that sets out detailed information about the claims or charges being brought against the defendant.
Bill Of Particulars
(n) Bill of Particulars is the informal detailing of the claim or demand amount made by a party which assists the defendant to study and evaluate the basis of the claim. Eg.
BILL OF PARTICULARS - A detailed informal statement of a plaintiff's cause of action, or of the defendants's set-off.
Bill of Particulars: The formal title for information attached to a complaint or petition.
Biological Parent: A parent by blood.
bill of particulars - A written statement specifying the detail of the demand set forth in the petition in a civil action or of the charge set out in a criminal action.
bill of particularsA written statement specifying the demands in a civil action. The purpose of the bill of particulars is to give the defendants more information to enable them to prepare a defense.
Bill of particulars - A statement of the details of the charge made against the defendant.
bill of particulars: factual detail submitted by a claimant after a request by the adverse party which details, clarifies or explains further the charges and/or facts alleged in a pleading ...
BILL OF PARTICULARS - A written statement or specification of the details of the demand for which an action at law is brought.
BILL OF RIGHTS -The first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
BILL OF PARTICULARS: A document listing the details of a claim for which a suit is brought.
BILL OF INDICTMENT (or Indictment): A written legal document that accuses a person of a crime.
bill of particulars In a criminal case, a written statement specifying the facts on which the prosecution intends to rely to prove the crime charged; a form of discovery in a criminal case and available to the defendant upon request.
bill of particulars
n. a written itemization of claims which a defendant in a lawsuit can demand of the plaintiff to find out what are the details of the claims.
Bill of Particulars:
A form of discovery in which the prosecution sets forth the time, place, manner and means of the commission of the crime as alleged. The purpose is to give notice to the accused so that he may prepare a defense.
not vouched by bill of particulars and receipt, of any claim for expenses not sent in in due time, or of any such claim after the time allowed for payment thereof.
When these are detailed in an orderly form for the purpose of informing a defendant, the statement is called a bill of particulars.
WordNet:
particularism
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