Per curiam

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Per curiam ( lat. , By the court, on behalf of the court ') is a legal concept that a court judgment describes that the whole point of a collegial court anonymously and without dissenting opinion formulated. In the case of a procedural system with a majority principle , this is the position of the decision-making majority. The per-curiam decision is the prescribed type of judgment in the German legal community , although German-speaking jurisprudence does not use this term. In fact, per curiam belongs to the legal language of common law .

Antonyms : special vote, minor opinion