renvoi
- noun
- /rɛnˈvwɑ/
- Formal
- The judge ordered a renvoi so the case could be reconsidered by the lower court.
Examples
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After reviewing the evidence, the committee decided on a renvoi to the original panel for further analysis.
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The judge issued a renvoi.
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In international law, a renvoi may occur when a legal issue is referred back to another jurisdiction.
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Can you explain the concept of renvoi in legal terms?
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The judge ordered a renvoi so the case could be reconsidered by the lower court.
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In international law, a renvoi may occur when a legal issue is referred back to another jurisdiction.
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After reviewing the evidence, the committee decided on a renvoi to the original panel for further analysis.
Synonyms
The act of sending a case back so another court can look at it again
Sending a court case to another court for more review
Surface Forms
Etymology
Renvoi comes from French parts re- 'back' and envoyer 'to send', so it literally means 'a sending back'. That is why a renvoi can mean sending a case or matter back to another person, court, or authority for more consideration.