finality

Definitions of "finality"
  1. The condition of something reaching a state where no further changes can be made
  2. A legal principle stating that challenges to legal decisions can occur only in response to final orders or judgments
How to use "finality" in a sentence
  1. John sought a stay from the court, arguing that there was no finality in the lower court's decision.
  2. The doctrine of finality prevents further appeal because the court's ruling is a final order.
  3. Due to the finality of the judge's decision, the plaintiff cannot file for an appeal.

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