Collins dictionary of law. W. J. Stewart. 2001.
Avizandum — (from Late Lat. avizare , to consider ), a Scots law term; the judge makes avizandum with a cause, i.e. takes time to consider his judgment.References*1911 … Wikipedia
avizandum — noun time for a judge to consider a case and reach a decision. The judge made avizandum with the cause … Wiktionary
avizandum — n. individual consideration of a case by a judge … English contemporary dictionary
avizandum — [ˌavɪ zandəm] noun Scots Law time taken for further consideration of a judgement. Origin C17: from med. L. avizare consider, advise … English new terms dictionary
avizandum — A Scotch practice of submitting a matter privately to a judge. avo. See de avo … Ballentine's law dictionary
avizandum — n. Sc. Law a period of time for further consideration of a judgement. Etymology: med.L, gerund of avizare consider (as ADVISE) … Useful english dictionary
ad avizandum — /ad a vi zanˈdəm or a vēˈzänˈdŭm/ (Scots law; Latin) for further consideration; see ↑avizandum … Useful english dictionary
advisement — ad·vise·ment /əd vīz mənt/ n 1: careful consideration: deliberation take the matter under advisement 2: the act or process of advising advisement of the debtor on matters relating to...his debts J. H. Williamson … Law dictionary
cur. adv. vult — abbreviation for curia advisari vult, the court wishes to be advised . It can be seen in the law reports and signifies that the court is thinking about its decision. In Scotland, the court makes avizandum. Collins dictionary of law. W. J. Stewart … Law dictionary
judgement reserved — A decision delayed after the close of a trial (in Scotland, ‘avizandum made’) • • • Main Entry: ↑judge judgement reserved see under ↑judge • • • Main Entry: ↑reserve … Useful english dictionary
