/krɒs ˈækʃn/ – Phrase
Definition: kiện lại, phản tố.
A more thorough explanation: A cross action is a legal term referring to a separate legal action brought by a defendant against the plaintiff in the original lawsuit. It is typically filed in response to the plaintiff’s claim and asserts a claim against the plaintiff or a third party related to the same subject matter as the original lawsuit.
Example: In the cross action filed by the defendant, they are seeking damages for the plaintiff’s alleged negligence in causing the accident.