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rehearing

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re·hear·ing  (r-hîrng)
n. Law
A new hearing of a case by the same court or other administrative tribunal in which it was originally heard.
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Noun1.rehearing - the act of hearing again
listening, hearing - the act of hearing attentively; "you can learn a lot by just listening"; "they make good music--you should give them a hearing"


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Ask any civil trial lawyer in Florida how many days one has to move for rehearing of an order simply granting a motion for summary judgment, and the odds are good the lawyer will respond, "Ten days.
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The Plymouth Zoning Board of Adjustment has tabled a rehearing regarding construction of a Lowe's building supply store until early January.
 
 
 
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