A claim in law based on facts sufficient to bring the case to court or the grounds of an action against another.

Facts that give a person the right to bring his or her claim to court.

The legal basis of a lawsuit.

the existence of particular facts and law that create a right sufficient to merit judicial action

Those facts which give rise to the right to sue.

The rights which a party has to institute a judicial proceeding.

a claim in law and fact sufficient to demand judicial attention

a legal right to sue

a right to some form of redress in a civil court

a set of facts or allegations that make up the grounds for filing a lawsuit

a situation or set of facts that entitle a person to seek a judicial remedy

a state of facts that would support the commencement of a court action

Facts sufficient to support a valid lawsuit.

The facts that make the basis for a case or lawsuit.

Facts which entitle a person having a right to judicial relief against another.

The facts which make the basis for case or lawsuit.

Fact or facts that give someone the right to seek a remedy through the court because the facts of the case apply to a certain law sought to be enforced.

The legal theories or basis upon which a lawsuit is based.

Facts that give rise to a lawsuit.

specific situation that may become cause for lawsuit

A group of facts giving rise to one or more legal reasons for suing; a factual situation that entitles one person to obtain a decision from the court against the other person if proven in court.

The legal theory upon which the plaintiff seeks to recover damages.

a legal basis for filing suit

a legal concept which has no separate existence in the natural order of things

a legal right in favor of the plaintiff which has been violated by the defendant

a "matter for which an action may be brought", or "that which produces or affects the result complained of", or "which produces the necessity for bringing action

an act or omission of one party in violation of the legal right of the other

an act or omission of the defendant in violation of the legal right of the plaintiff

an attempt by the plaintiff to vindicate what he believes is a legal right or obligation owed

an underlying copyright violation -- without such a violation, there can be no remedy

The legal basis underlying the plaintiff's civil suit against the defendant.

legal claim.

The circumstance or combination of circumstances giving rise to a right to bring a legal action.

The charges that make up the plaintiff's case.

The ground on which an action may be sustained.

grounds on which a legal action may be brought (e.g., property damage, personal injury, goods sold and delivered, work labor and services)

is the reason/grounds on which the legal action is being submitted/brought