Non Prosequitur Definition
nŏn prə-sĕkwĭ-tər, nōn
noun
A judgment entered against a plaintiff who fails to appear at the court proceedings or fails to do any other thing procedurally necessary.
Webster's New World
A judgment against a plaintiff who has abandoned the case.
Webster's New World Law
Synonyms:
phrase
Origin of Non Prosequitur
Late Latin nōn prosequitur he does not prosecute Latin nōn not prōsequitur third person sing. present tense of prōsequī to prosecute
From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
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Latin, meaning "he does not prosecute".
From Wiktionary
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