An adjournment of court proceedings without a new date being set.• Civil Courts

without setting a future date for reconvening. When the Legislature adjourns sine die, the legislative session is finished for the year.

Literally, "without day;" usually, adjournment without a day being set for reconvening; final adjournment.

Without assigning a specific day for further hearing; from the Latin for "without a day."

The final adjournment of a Session, without adjourning to a specific time or date.

Without a day A hearing adjourned sine die stands open indefinitely without a further hearing having been allocated

without a date fixed (as of an adjournment)

This term is used for court hearings adjourned by a judge indefinitely. It means "without a fixed day, indefinitely".

Without a date, as in an action being adjourned sine die.

An adjournment ''sine die''  is an adjournment to a date to be fixed.

Without a day specified for a future meeting. The last day of the session for the year.

Term sometimes used to denote the ceremony involving the dropping of white handkerchiefs which symbolizes the end of a regular session.

A Latin phrase that means "without day" or "without a day" set to reconvene. The Constitution of the State of Michigan of 1963 requires that the Legislature adjourn sine die as the final adjournment each year of a regular session. Adjournment must be at 12:00 noon on a day set by concurrent resolution.

a Latin term meaning "without day"; where a court proceeding is adjouned "sine die" there is no specific date set for when the proceeding will be back before the court; often used in civil proceedings where the court grants an adjournment "sine die" and it is the responsibility of the parties to bring the matter back to court at a date and time that is agreeable to the parties;

Final adjournment. It means adjournment without delay.

Final adjournment of the legislature.

(Latin) indefinitely

"Without fixing a day for a future meeting": the last day of a legislative session.

Without appointing a day on which to reconvene.

"Sine die" means "without delay," and this is the action, which concludes a session of the Legislature.

indefinitely; literally, "without a date". Use in relation to adjournments of the Court or of a particular case for an indefinite period.

"Without day". The adoption of a joint resolution by the two houses to fix the hour of adjournment. Sine die is the action that concludes a session of the General Assembly.

when the Legislature adjourns "without a day", in the even-numbered years, the second year of the biennium.

See ADJOURNMENT.

Final adjournment at the end of a session. Bills under consideration but not enacted must be reintroduced in the next session.

a judgment discharging a defendant from any further appearance in court ( after court session over sentences can only be change by appeal)

If a meeting is adjourned sine die, no date has been set for it to be continued.

Latin for "without day", meaning a final adjournment. A motion used to close an annual session of the General Assembly. It terminates all unfinished business.

Latin] "without a day"; dismissing a proceeding, such as a court term, without determining a day for it to begin again

From the Latin: "Without a day"; without assigning a specific day for further hearing.

Adjourned without giving any future date of meeting or hearing. A court that adjourns sine die essentially dismisses the case by saying that it never wants to hear the case again! A meeting which adjourns sine die has simply not set a date for it's next meeting.