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10 Language-to-English DictionariesJusticiable
/ˌdʒʌstɪˈʃiːəbəl/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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Subject to trial in a court of law; able to be heard and decided by a court of law.
"The court determined that the dispute was indeed justiciable."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Old French, or from medieval Latin 'justiciabilis', from 'justicia' (justice).
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justiciable
Transliteration: justiciable
"Cette question est justiciable par les tribunaux."
gerichtlich einklagbar
Transliteration: gerichtlich einklagbar
"Die Bestimmung ist vor Gericht einklagbar."
giustiziabile
Transliteration: giustiziabile
"Questo diritto è pienamente giustiziabile."
justiciable
Transliteration: justiciable
"El derecho a la salud es un derecho justiciable."
justiciável
Transliteration: justiciável
"A controvérsia tornou-se justiciável."
न्याय योग्य
Transliteration: nyay yogya
"यह मामला अदालत में सुनवाई के योग्य है।"
可诉的
Transliteration: kě sù de
"该争议属于法院可管辖的可诉案件。"
사법심사의 대상이 되는
Transliteration: sabupshimsaui daesangi doeneun
"그 분쟁은 법원에서 다룰 수 있는 사안이다."
裁判管轄権内の
Transliteration: saiban kankatsuken nai no
"その問題は司法審査の対象となる性質のものである。"
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