Case

A case refers to a legal dispute or matter brought before a court for resolution. It involves one or more parties, such as individuals, organizations, or the government, who have a disagreement or issue that needs legal intervention. The court reviews evidence, applies relevant laws, and makes a decision to settle the issue. Cases can cover a wide range of issues like crimes, contracts, property, or personal injury. Think of a case as a formal process where the court helps resolve conflicts by ensuring justice and proper application of the law.