- presenting a case; suing
noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; transitive verb
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- presenting a case
- suing
This meaning refers to the act of formally submitting a legal case to a court or relevant authority. It is commonly used in legal contexts when someone decides to take legal action against another party.
This meaning describes the action of initiating a lawsuit against someone, typically for compensation or to resolve a dispute.
Generated collocations (experimental)
ていそ提訴をするto present a caseさいばんしょ裁判所にていそ提訴するto file a lawsuit in courtそんがいばいしょう損害賠償ていそ提訴lawsuit for damagesていそ提訴きげん期限statute of limitations for filing a lawsuitしゅうだん集団ていそ提訴class action lawsuitふほうこうい不法行為でていそ提訴するto sue for tortious conductていそ提訴のじゅんび準備preparation for filing a lawsuitていそ提訴りゆう理由reasons for the lawsuitていそ提訴じょう状statement of claimせんもんか専門家によるていそ提訴lawsuit by experts
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