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 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.