No. 13,895 in Spanish
sobreseído
Dismissed (in a legal context).
In a sentence
El caso fue sobreseído por falta de pruebas.
The case was dismissed due to lack of evidence.
Here, 'sobreseído' is used in a legal context, meaning that the case was officially terminated without proceeding further due to insufficient basis for prosecution.
El juez declaró que la apelación sería sobreseída.
The judge declared that the appeal would be dismissed.
In this instance, 'sobreseído' signifies a judicial decision made to not further pursue an appeal, showing its procedural application within law.
El tribunal anunció que el proceso sería sobreseído temporalmente.
The court announced that the process would be suspended temporarily.
Here, 'sobreseído' implies a temporary cessation of proceedings, reflecting its use when actions are paused rather than permanently ended.
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