docket
docket
Definition
docket (däk′it)
noun
- a summary, as of a legal proceeding, or a list of legal decisions
- ☆ a list of cases to be tried by a law court
- any list or summary of things to be done; agenda
- a label listing the contents of a package, directions, etc.
Etymology: earlier doggette, abstract, register < ? It doghetta, small heraldic bend
transitive verb
- ☆ to enter in a docket
- to put a docket, or label, on; ticket
docket
Law Definition
n
v
- A courts official record, in summary form, of the hearings held, parties appearances, and papers filed in a proceeding; a courts calendar of the dates on which hearings are to be held or papers filed.
- To enter a case, hearing, or filed paper in such a record or calendar.
docket
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- work: It is also possible to print out working dockets for selected outstanding reports, either singly or in batches.
- have: You should have some service dockets with the information on.
Noun used with modifier
- rocket: Generally, rocket dockets are federal district courts that resolve cases much more quickly than their peers.
- delivery: You should receive proof of purchase in the form of either a delivery docket or receipt from each of the Shops you purchase from.
- input: These reports will be identified by Code '29 LO ' in the ' User Info Key ' column of the input docket.
- working: COT working dockets may be output even tho a transaction has not been input to the PT Application.
- work: Its seems inevitable that intellectual property issues will be on this group's work docket.
Adjective modifier
- existing: This service is immediately available to BUFVC member institutions using the existing tape request dockets.
Preposition: on
- letter: Notes: Date and ' Newman & Co, Leadenhall St ' from docket on letter.
Modifies a noun
- account: Notes: Docket shows account was settled on 7 Feb 1824.
- number: I am the only one that still hasn't got there docket number... .
Preposition: for
- report: It is also possible to print out working dockets for selected outstanding reports, either singly or in batches.
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