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1 Präzedenzfall
m precedent; JUR. auch test case; einen Präzedenzfall darstellen / schaffen constitute / establish a precedent* * *der Präzedenzfallprecedent* * *Prä|ze|dẹnz|fallmprecedenteinen Präzedenzfall schaffen — to set or create or establish a precedent
* * *(a past action, especially a legal decision, which may act as a guide or rule in the future.) precedent* * *Prä·ze·denz·fall\Präzedenzfall mit/ohne Verbindlichkeitscharakter binding /persuasive precedenteinen \Präzedenzfall anführen to quote a precedenteinen \Präzedenzfall schaffen to set a precedent* * *der precedent* * *einen Präzedenzfall darstellen/schaffen constitute/establish a precedent* * *der precedent* * *m.precedent n.
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precedent — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ bad, dangerous, terrible, unfortunate ▪ good, important, strong ▪ There is a strong precedent for such a strategy … Collocations dictionary
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