Asked by NIKITA JALOTA on Sep 29, 2024
Cases are said to be ________ when there no longer is a real dispute between the parties.
A) ripe
B) moot
C) feigned
D) intangible
Moot
A matter or topic that is debatable or disputed but has no practical significance or relevance to the current situation.
Real Dispute
A genuine disagreement or contestation that exists between parties, often necessitating legal intervention to resolve.
Feigned
Something fabricated or pretended; not genuine or real.
- Learn the techniques applicable in the interpretation of statutes and understand the necessity of discretion by the judiciary.
Learning Objectives
- Learn the techniques applicable in the interpretation of statutes and understand the necessity of discretion by the judiciary.