What is PROCESS JUDICIAL?

1. A summons or court order telling a defendant of the actions against him and compelling him to appear in court. 2. All of a court’s acts from the start to the end of a law suit.

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Related Legal Terms
TRUSTEE JUDICIAL, SERVICE OF PROCESS, JUDICIAL ORDER, PROCESS FINAL, JUDICIAL REMEDY, JUDICIAL REVIEW, JUDICIAL DISSOLUTION, QUASI JUDICIAL, JUDICIAL DISCRETION, JUDICIAL IMMUNITY


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