adjective law

noun

The portion of a law that explains rules of procedure governing evidence and practice.

Meanings

nounadjective law (plural adjective laws)

plural adjective laws

  1. lawThe portion of a law that explains rules of procedure governing evidence and practice.

Translations

German Verfahrensrecht, formelles Recht
  • Verfahrensrechtarea of law
  • formelles Rechtarea of law
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