COMMON RULE EX PARTE
common rule ex parte.Hist. A court-docket entry reflecting that the case would be decided by a majority vote and would proceed even if a notified party did not appear. See Billington v.prague, 22 Me. 34 (1842). [Blacks Law 8th]
common rule ex parte.Hist. A court-docket entry reflecting that the case would be decided by a majority vote and would proceed even if a notified party did not appear. See Billington v.prague, 22 Me. 34 (1842). [Blacks Law 8th]