Case at bar

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(Law)	a case presently before the court; a case under argument.
	See under Bar, n. - L'Estrange.

See also: Bar Case

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In the case at bar, the benefits retained by S--including, for example, periodic payments made prior to his death, continued use of the transferred house and post-death payment of various debts and expenses-were clearly "substantial" and "present," as opposed to "speculative" or "contingent.

Taxpayer loses FLP appeal on retained rights by Gulig, Rosalie / The Tax Adviser

Judge Hagler ruled that the case at bar is quite different.

Fair Debt Collections Act complicates eviction proceedings by SCHIFF, EDWARD L. / Real Estate Weekly

In the case at bar, the police complied with the applicable reasonable suspicion standard.

Knock, knock, who's there? by Dripps, Donald A. / Trial

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