/krɒs ˈɛrərz/ – noun
Definition: 1. những sai sót do bị đơn trong vụ chống án đưa ra;
2. những điểm sai do cả hai bên trong vụ chống án đưa ra.
A more thorough explanation: In legal English, “cross-errors” refer to a situation where both parties in a legal dispute have made errors in their respective claims or defenses. This typically arises when both sides have misunderstood or misapplied the law, or when they have presented conflicting evidence.
Example: In a contract dispute, the plaintiff may have mistakenly claimed damages based on a provision that doesn’t apply to the case. At the same time, the defendant may have incorrectly argued that the contract was void due to a minor technicality. This scenario would constitute cross-errors.