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Meanings of personal judgement in English

A judgment rendered against an individual (or corporation) for the payment of money damages.

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      Examples for "judgment in personam"
      Examples for "judgment in personam"
      1
      It is a matter of personal judgment, and personal judgments are notoriously variant.
      A Political and Social History of Modern Europe V.1.
      2
      Predetermining the value of mineral deposits is largely a matter of personal judgment.
      The Rules of the Game
      3
      The matter rested with his own experience, knowledge and personal judgment.
      The Rules of the Game
      4
      Where military critics so widely differ, civilians gain the right to a personal judgment.
      Twenty Years of Congress, Vol. 1 / From Lincoln to Garfield, wit...
      5
      The time is past for merely challenging the right to personal judgment of religious truths.
      Works of John Bunyan — Volume 01
      Usage of personal judgement in English
      1
      Those aged over 70 and the medically vulnerable are advised to continue to exercise personal judgement.
      Independent.ie
      2
      Such matters I feel should be left to the personal judgement and insight of individual teachers....
      The Unfolding Destiny of the British Bahá'í Community : the Mess...
      3
      It can sometimes be a bit difficult to differentiate between a pretender and someone who knows their stuff, but that's where personal judgement comes in.
      The Irish Times
      4
      Medication is therefore prescribed based on personal judgements.
      Pubmed
      5
      Nor is it for me to utter my personal judgements of the appearance of the people in the hall.
      Manalive
      6
      If I made personal judgements about each case that I undertook, I wouldn't be making much money in my chosen profession.
      For the love of mike
      7
      The answer, it seems to me, must lie in a series of personal judgements on the critical factors that we all must make for themselves.
      The Guardian
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