Definition of in re in English:

in re

prepositionɪn ˈriːˈreɪˌin ˈrā

In the legal case of; with regard to.
the decision of the Court of Appeal in re Midland Railway Co's Agreement
Example sentencesExamples
- We lost in the House of Lords - I have to say on a different point, it was really on the question of whether re Poh was still good law, and the House of Lords was invited to depart from the decision in re Poh and declined to do so.
- That is correct, in re Hallett's Estate, and that is a principle which we say can be taken into account in looking at the context in which the words of 51AA appear.
- I agree with Jonathan Parker J's judgment in re Barings at page 493 that s.3 of the 1972 Act does not render relevant that which is irrelevant.
- The same approach was adopted by the House of Lords in re Ismail [1999] 1 AC 320 where Lord Steyn said that ‘accused’ in section 1 of the 1989 Act is not a term of art.
- As Brightman J's decision in re H.R. Paul & Son Ltd, 118 SJ 166 shows, the quorum provisions cannot be regarded as conferring upon the second respondent some form of veto as being his entitlement.
Synonyms
regarding, concerning, with reference to, referring to, with regard to, with respect to, respecting, relating to, in relation to, on, touching on, dealing with, relevant to, with relevance to, in the context of, connected with, on the subject of, in the matter of, apropos, re

Origin

Latin, 'in the matter of'.

Definition of in re in US English:

in re

prepositionˌin ˈrā

In the legal case of; with regard to.
In re Mancet's Estate
Example sentencesExamples
- As Brightman J's decision in re H.R. Paul & Son Ltd, 118 SJ 166 shows, the quorum provisions cannot be regarded as conferring upon the second respondent some form of veto as being his entitlement.
- I agree with Jonathan Parker J's judgment in re Barings at page 493 that s.3 of the 1972 Act does not render relevant that which is irrelevant.
- The same approach was adopted by the House of Lords in re Ismail [1999] 1 AC 320 where Lord Steyn said that ‘accused’ in section 1 of the 1989 Act is not a term of art.
- We lost in the House of Lords - I have to say on a different point, it was really on the question of whether re Poh was still good law, and the House of Lords was invited to depart from the decision in re Poh and declined to do so.
- That is correct, in re Hallett's Estate, and that is a principle which we say can be taken into account in looking at the context in which the words of 51AA appear.
Synonyms
regarding, concerning, with reference to, referring to, with regard to, with respect to, respecting, relating to, in relation to, on, touching on, dealing with, relevant to, with relevance to, in the context of, connected with, on the subject of, in the matter of, apropos, re

Origin

Latin, ‘in the matter of’.

单词	in re
释义	Definition of in re in English: in re prepositionɪn ˈriːˈreɪˌin ˈrā In the legal case of; with regard to. the decision of the Court of Appeal in re Midland Railway Co's Agreement Example sentencesExamples We lost in the House of Lords - I have to say on a different point, it was really on the question of whether re Poh was still good law, and the House of Lords was invited to depart from the decision in re Poh and declined to do so. That is correct, in re Hallett's Estate, and that is a principle which we say can be taken into account in looking at the context in which the words of 51AA appear. I agree with Jonathan Parker J's judgment in re Barings at page 493 that s.3 of the 1972 Act does not render relevant that which is irrelevant. The same approach was adopted by the House of Lords in re Ismail [1999] 1 AC 320 where Lord Steyn said that ‘accused’ in section 1 of the 1989 Act is not a term of art. As Brightman J's decision in re H.R. Paul & Son Ltd, 118 SJ 166 shows, the quorum provisions cannot be regarded as conferring upon the second respondent some form of veto as being his entitlement. Synonyms regarding, concerning, with reference to, referring to, with regard to, with respect to, respecting, relating to, in relation to, on, touching on, dealing with, relevant to, with relevance to, in the context of, connected with, on the subject of, in the matter of, apropos, re Origin Latin, 'in the matter of'. Definition of in re in US English: in re prepositionˌin ˈrā In the legal case of; with regard to. In re Mancet's Estate Example sentencesExamples As Brightman J's decision in re H.R. Paul & Son Ltd, 118 SJ 166 shows, the quorum provisions cannot be regarded as conferring upon the second respondent some form of veto as being his entitlement. I agree with Jonathan Parker J's judgment in re Barings at page 493 that s.3 of the 1972 Act does not render relevant that which is irrelevant. The same approach was adopted by the House of Lords in re Ismail [1999] 1 AC 320 where Lord Steyn said that ‘accused’ in section 1 of the 1989 Act is not a term of art. We lost in the House of Lords - I have to say on a different point, it was really on the question of whether re Poh was still good law, and the House of Lords was invited to depart from the decision in re Poh and declined to do so. That is correct, in re Hallett's Estate, and that is a principle which we say can be taken into account in looking at the context in which the words of 51AA appear. Synonyms regarding, concerning, with reference to, referring to, with regard to, with respect to, respecting, relating to, in relation to, on, touching on, dealing with, relevant to, with relevance to, in the context of, connected with, on the subject of, in the matter of, apropos, re Origin Latin, ‘in the matter of’.
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