text: FR, GA. GN, KM, MG, NE, SN, FR Const. 11, 33; Barrillon 211, Guillien TD) publication officielle destinée à assurer la publicité des lois, etc. 2. (VU) publication officielle destinée à assurer la publicité des lois, etc. 3. (European Communities) publication officielle diffusant les textes et documents des Communautés européennes à 1'intérieur des Etats membres E 1. (leave in French and underline) 2. Gazette 3. Officiai Journal S 1, 2. 3. F jour de fête légal = fête légale E judge = magistrate 2. E judgement V. consent decrees and litigated EN, US, ICJ. CJEC, ECHR judgements consent judgement default judgement final judgement litigated judgement spelt judgment when used in the legal sense; a judgement is given (syn. pronounced, delivered, handed down and esp. in crim. proc. Eâfififid); Black judgment, OCL judgment. Odgers 303 n. 79 1. (EN: civ. and crim. proc.) process of adjudicating a dispute EN: judgement is the generic term for this process in civil proceedings (the latter term includes judicial proceedings dealing with administrative law) and criminal proceedings - 619 - 2. (EN: civ, and crim. proc.) judicial decision which determines the main question or questions at issue between the parties (Jowitt) 3. (EN) statement of reasons given by a judge for reaching his decision (Jowitt) 4. (ICJ) decision of the Court 5. (European Economic Community) a "judgment" as broadly defined for the purposes of civil and commercial juris­ diction and enforcement within the community EN: Such a decision is called: (a) In civil proceedings, judgement (syn. decree in a matrimonial cause) if the proceeding in which it is given is an action, order if it is not. Every such decision is final if it puts an end to the proceedings, as in most cases, interlocutory if it does not, e.g. where damages are awarded (technically, adjudged) but their amount remains to be 
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