non-suit
- A judgment made by the judge to dismiss a lawsuit when the plaintiff either doesn't proceed to trial at the predetermined time or fails to present sufficient evidence to support their case
- In the negligence lawsuit, the judge considered a non-suit after the plaintiff failed to appear for the trial.
- The lawyer argued for a non-suit when the plaintiff could not provide enough evidence.
- Due to the lack of substantial proof, the judge might declare a non-suit, thereby dismissing the case.
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