foreign judgment

UK: /ˈfɒrən ˈdʒʌdʒmənt/

Definition

Definition of foreign judgment - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

law

TECH.

decision made by a court in another country or legal system

TECH.

The company sought to enforce the foreign judgment in domestic courts.
The court refused to recognize the foreign judgment due to procedural irregularities.
Our lawyers compared the foreign judgment with local statutes before advising settlement.

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Expressions with foreign

foreign muck

foreign food viewed with disdain

He refused to eat what he called foreign muck.

foreign tongue

language not native to a person or place

She struggled to learn the foreign tongue.

foreign country

state outside one's own nation

They discussed policies affecting foreign countries.

foreign currency

money used in a country other than one's own

He exchanged his dollars for foreign currency before his trip.

foreign language

language not native to the speaker

She studied French as a foreign language in school.

foreign money

currency from a country other than one's own

She exchanged her dollars for foreign money at the airport.

Expressions with judgment

judgment call

decision made without clear rules using personal judgment or instinct

It was a judgment call to cancel the game.

reserve judgment

delay making a decision or opinion

I will reserve judgment until I have all the facts.

cloud one's judgment

make someone unable to think clearly

His emotions clouded his judgment during the meeting.

cloud someone's judgment

influence someone's decision negatively

His personal feelings clouded his judgment on the matter.

color someone's judgment

influence someone's opinion or decision

His past experiences color his judgment on the matter.

rush to judgment

quick decision without enough thought or information

His rush to judgment led to a wrong conclusion.

against better judgment

adv.

acting despite knowing it's unwise

She went out with him against better judgment.

against one's better judgment

adv.

contrary to what one really feels

He apologized against his better judgment.

sit in judgment

assume the role of a critic or evaluator

She tends to sit in judgment of her friends' choices.

make a judgment call

decide based on personal opinion when rules are unclear

Sometimes you have to make a judgment call at work.

Terms with foreign judgment included in their meaning

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exequatur decree

legal

official order recognizing a foreign judgment

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French:jugement étranger, ...
German:ausländisches Urteil, ...
Italian:sentenza straniera, ...
Spanish:sentencia extranjera, ...
Portuguese:sentença estrangeira, ...
Chinese:外国判决, ...
Japanese:外国判決, ...
Arabic:حُكْم أَجْنَبِيّ, ...
Hebrew:פְּסַק דִּין זָר, ...
Russian:иностранное судебное решение, ...
Ukrainian:іноземне судове рішення, ...
Hindi:विदेशी निर्णय, ...
Bengali:বিদেশি রায়, ...
Catalan:sentència estrangera, ...
Czech:cizozemské soudní rozhodnutí, ...
Danish:udenlandsk dom, ...
Dutch:buitenlands vonnis, ...
Greek:αλλοδαπή δικαστική απόφαση, ...
Hungarian:külföldi bírósági ítélet, ...
Khmer:សាលក្រមបរទេស, ...
Korean:외국 판결, ...
Persian:حکم خارجی, ...
Polish:orzeczenie zagraniczne, ...
Portuguese (BR):sentença estrangeira, ...
Romanian:hotărâre străină, ...
Swedish:utländsk dom, ...
Thai:คำพิพากษาต่างประเทศ, ...
Turkish:yabancı mahkeme kararı, ...
Vietnamese:bản án nước ngoài, ...

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