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JNOV

JNOV noun: a decision by a judge that sets aside a jury's earlier verdict in the same case based on a finding that the jury's determination was incorrect as a matter of law.

Noun

JNOV (plural JNOVs)

  1. A decision by a judge that sets aside a jury's earlier verdict in the same case based on a finding that the jury's determination was incorrect as a matter of law.

Forms of JNOV

pluralJNOVs

Origin of JNOV

Abbreviation of judgment notwithstanding (the) verdict.

Questions about JNOV

What does JNOV mean?
JNOV means a decision by a judge that sets aside a jury's earlier verdict in the same case based on a finding that the jury's determination was incorrect as a matter of law.
What part of speech is JNOV?
JNOV is a noun.
What is the plural of JNOV?
The plural of JNOV is JNOVs.

Words near JNOV in the dictionary

  1. JNLP
  2. jnls
  3. jnlst
  4. jnlsts
  5. Jno.
  6. JNOV
  7. JNOVs
  8. jnr.
  9. JNS
  10. jnt.
  11. JNTSC

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