in re

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in re

 (ĭn rā′, rē′)
prep.
1. Law In the matter of. Used in case captions to designate cases that lack parties, such as one concerning the probate of a will.
2. In regard to.

[Latin in rē : in, in + , ablative of rēs, thing, matter.]
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in re

(ɪn ˈreɪ)
prep
(Literary & Literary Critical Terms) in the matter of: used esp in bankruptcy proceedings
[C17: from Latin]
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in re

(ɪn ˈri, ˈreɪ)
prep.
in the matter of.
[1875–80; < Latin]
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in re

A Latin phrase meaning in the matter of.
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(155.) In re Mohammed Jwer Al-Ammary (A76-201-016), Ali Jahjoh Saleh (A76-200-369), Adil Hadi Awadh (A76-201-533), Mohammed Jassin Tuma (A76-200-974), Ali Yasim Mohammed Karim (A76-200-431), Safadim Hassan Al-Batat (A76-201-494), Haidar Al-Bandar (A76-200-959), Mohammed Yassin Mohammed Karim (A75-010-669).
For the published decisions in this case, see In Re Anwar Haddam, 2000 BIA LEXIS 20 (BIA Dec.
(180.) Trial record government exhibits, In re Haddam, No.
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