juridical

juridical Definition

ju·ridi·cal (jo̵̅o̅ rid′i kəl, jo̵o-)

adjective

of judicial proceedings, jurisprudence, or law

Etymology: L juridicus < jus (gen. juris), law (see jury) + dicere, to point out, declare (see diction) + -al

juridical Related Forms

ju·rid′i·cally adverb

juridical Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

parable: The function of the parable as a juridical parable is more particularly emphasized by Matthew.
entity: The law requires a minimum of three ( 3 ) directors, which may be natural persons or juridical entities.
personality: At the Provincial level and in the local communities, the Secular Order enjoys juridical personality [ 33 ] .
person: The activities of these juridical persons must be in accordance with the legal system of the Republic of Slovakia.
advantage: He must perform this task without reference to any " juridical advantage " which the claimant would or might enjoy by suing in England.
status: The juridical status on land can range from de facto to de jure tenure ( Payne, 2000 ).

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