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A quick definition of allegatum:

Term: ALLEGATUM

Definition: Allegatum is a Latin word that means a fact that is stated in a legal document. It is also known as an allegation. When multiple allegations are made, they are referred to as alle-gata. This term is often used in legal proceedings.

Related term: PROBATUM

A more thorough explanation:

ALLEGATUM

Allegatum is a Latin term that refers to a fact that is alleged in a legal pleading. It is also known as an allegation. The plural form of allegatum is alle-gata. This term is often used in legal contexts.

Example 1: In a lawsuit, the plaintiff's allegatum might be that the defendant breached a contract by failing to pay for services rendered.

Example 2: In a criminal case, the allegatum might be that the defendant committed a specific crime, such as theft or assault.

These examples illustrate how allegatum is used in legal contexts to refer to the specific facts that are alleged in a legal pleading. In both examples, the allegatum is the specific claim being made by the plaintiff or prosecutor, respectively.

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I called them twice, both time they said nothing until Friday
WorthlessAttractiveZombie
9:05
what are the odds that berkeley releases more decisions on Friday?
Call them later today
But I just don’t trust anything they say anymore
9:06
i will! hi everyone
Hi eggan
9:06
i genuinely think they made a mistake last night and released a batch of decisions too early. i’m choosing to believe that for now until i get a confirmation that it was otherwise from
9:06
berkeley themselves
Whatsup
WorthlessAttractiveZombie
9:07
I mean mistakes do happen, just look at New England Law Boston
U know every time I called, they stressed how much behind and how understaffed they were lol
soap
9:07
I oscillate between feeling hopeful and not, but I guess there's no way to know until you get that email
coolgirl
9:08
what about new england boston?
NYU in the next hour or so?
soap
9:08
Based on people's stories here, I must imagine that you can take what you hear on a call as a loose prediction at best
WorthlessAttractiveZombie
9:10
@coolgirl: they accidentally sent a bunch of acceptance emails to people that never applied
SickToughBulldog
9:10
@Rightfullytherlauren: I hope!!
coolgirl
9:10
how does that even happen
I hate this shit I have high stats but it looks like WL for all these places
coolgirl
9:11
manifesting we all get an acceptance today
9:11
sent the wrong email to ppl in the lsac email registry
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meant to email a "check us out" email and clicked the wrong premade template
soap
9:13
Huh. So, I got rejected from mega jobs earlier this year, and one of the jobs that rejected me has now decided to hire me.
soap
9:16
If this application season goes mid, I would totally not mind working and reapplying, but I feel like that's impossible to know now
WorthlessAttractiveZombie
9:17
Perusing reddit, it seems that the NYU portal (if they release decisions today) will say "Decision Letter Sent" and then if you get in, they will give you a call. I am not entirely sure if this holds up as it was from a year ago
SickToughBulldog
9:19
should it currently say Decision Letter Sent?
WorthlessAttractiveZombie
9:21
I have no clue, mine says "under review" or something like that
WorthlessAttractiveZombie
9:21
I dont know what time the portal would update
soap
9:22
I'm below both medians lol I'm not getting in
WorthlessAttractiveZombie
9:22
Me too lol
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