/wɒnt ʌv prɒsɪˈkjuːʃ(ə)n/ – Phrase
Definition: chưa có đơn khởi tố, chưa có đơn kiện (làm cơ sở cho bị đơn yêu cầu đình chỉ vụ án).
A more throughout explanation: “Want of prosecution” refers to a situation in a legal case where the plaintiff or prosecutor fails to take necessary steps to move the case forward, such as failing to attend court hearings or failing to pursue the case actively. This can lead to the case being dismissed for lack of prosecution.
Example: The case was dismissed due to want of prosecution, as the plaintiff failed to take any further action in pursuing the legal proceedings.