special case

noun

1. law an agreed written statement of facts submitted by litigants to a court for a decision on a point of law

Example Sentences

It was a bit of a special case here for Canadian tourist Alexander Hennessey.

From The Daily Beast

Using the line to describe a Jennifer Hudson performance, however, is a special case.

From The Daily Beast

Margins fluctuate in every market, and there's no reason for farmers to be treated as a special case.

From The Daily Beast

But a neurological disorder appears to be just a special case of physical events giving rise to thoughts and actions.

From The Daily Beast

As supporters of the bill point out, Arizona was a special case among states.

From The Daily Beast

If several causes produce the same effect, some other methods must be used to determine the cause operating in this special case.

From Project Gutenberg

No person has, he said, "a right to judge a special case without positive data on the nature of the fact."

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The applicability of these remarks to the special case under consideration, cannot admit of question.

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The sum required for an East End case is 5l.; for a special case, 10l.

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So a smaller body of men was summoned to attend to any special case which was presented by the Grand Inquest.

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