Abjudicated

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adjective / participle (law / judicial terminology)

Definition

That has been revoked, cancelled, or withdrawn from someone's possession by a court ruling; (about assets, titles, or rights) legally confiscated and assigned, as appropriate, to another person or returned to the public domain. The term qualifies the legal status of an object or prerogative after an abjudication action is finalized.

Bilingual Equivalents

  • Abjudicated
  • Legally forfeited

Grammatical & Source Details

Inflection Type Regular adjective derived from past participle (abjudecat, abjudecată forms).
Formation Derived from the past participle of the transitive Romanian verb 'abjudeca'.
Spelling / Pronunciation [a.bju.de.ˈkat]
Source Dictionary of Civil Law Concepts and Adjectives

Contextual Usage Examples

RO: Imobilul abjudecat a fost reintrodus imediat în circuitul patrimonial al municipalității.

EN: The abjudicated building was immediately reintroduced into the municipality's patrimonial circuit.

RO: Odată ce brevetul a fost declarat abjudecat, compania concurentă a putut lansa produsul pe piață.

EN: Once the patent was declared abjudicated, the competing company was able to launch the product on the market.

Idioms & Phrases

Bun abjudecat / Abjudicated asset / Forfeited property

RO: Orice bun material care a fost retras din posesia fostului proprietar printr-o decizie judecătorească definitivă.

EN: Any material asset that has been removed from the former owner's possession by a definitive judicial decision.

Titlu abjudecat definitiv / Irrevocably abjudicated title

RO: Act sau statut nobiliar/profesional care a fost anulat fără nicio cale de atac ulterioară în instanță.

EN: A deed or noble/professional status that has been cancelled with no further possibility of appeal in court.

Drept abjudecat prin fraudă / Right abjudicated due to fraud

RO: Prerogativă legală desființată de judecător după ce s-a dovedit că actele de bază au fost falsificate.

EN: A legal prerogative struck down by the judge after the underlying documents were proven to be forged.

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