dispositive
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dis·pos·i·tive (dĭs-pŏz'ĭ-tĭv) 
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adj.
Relating to or having an effect on disposition or settlement, especially of a legal case or will.
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 | Dispositive Fact (legal term) |
| On Point (legal term) |
| dispositively |
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