civil case definition

civil case means a civil action or proceeding;
civil case means a case except a criminal case.
civil case means any proceeding other than a criminal prosecution.

Examples of civil case in a sentence

  • The Amended Complaint references and is based on alleged conduct during the Criminal Case and the Civil Case.

  • The case was docketed as Civil Case No. MAN-2683 and raffled to Branch 55 of the RTC Mandaue.

  • Overseas Lease Grp., Inc., Civil Case No. 14-02010 (RJL),2015 WL 4555372 (D.D.C. July 28, 2015) 8Vogel v.

  • Her claim for legal malpractice based on representation in the Criminal Case accrued by December 2018.9To the extent Mulloy’s malpractice claim is predicated on Dwyer and Crafts’ representation of her in the Civil Case, Mulloy asserts numerous allegedly wrongful actions occurring prior to January 2020.

  • On January 7, 2019, Dwyer and Crafts entered appearances for Mulloy in the Civil Case.


More Definitions of civil case

civil case means any case that is not a criminal case subject to Rule 5, a juvenile case subject to Rule 6, or a family matter, child protection matter, or protection order case subject to Rule 7.
civil case means a case filed in family court or other court of
civil case means a case prosecuted by one party against another for the declaration, enforcement, or protection of a right or the redress or prevention of a wrong. Civil cases include all cases except criminal cases and petitions for habeas corpus.
civil case means proceedings in any civil or commercial matter before any court or tribunal, and includes proceedings before an arbitrator;
civil case means any proceeding in the High Court or the District Court or a Community Court other than a criminal case, and any proceeding before the Nuclear Claims Tribunal and the Special Tribunal;
civil case means a case prosecuted by one party against another for the
civil case means a civil action or proceeding.