/ɪnˈtɜː pɑːts/ – Adverb
Definition: giữa các bên, song phương, xảy ra do tranh chấp giữa các bên (về vụ án dân sự).
A more thorough explanation: “Inter partes” is a Latin term that means “between the parties.” In legal contexts, it refers to a legal proceeding or action that involves two or more parties who have opposing interests or positions. It is often used in the context of legal disputes, such as lawsuits or hearings, where the parties involved have the opportunity to present their arguments and evidence to the court or other decision-making body.
Example: The court scheduled a hearing to resolve the dispute inter partes, with both parties present to present their arguments.