An adversary refers to an opponent or litigant, typically in a legal context, who opposes another party in a controversy or litigation.
A frozen account refers to a bank account from which funds may not be withdrawn until a lien is satisfied or a court order is received freeing the balance. This situation can occur due to legal issues such as disputes over the ownership of property.
A litigant is a party actively involved in a lawsuit, either as a plaintiff or a defendant. They actively participate in litigation, seeking to resolve a legal dispute through judicial intervention.
The term 'settle' generally refers to paying an obligation. In legal contexts, it pertains to resolving a dispute short of adjudication or arranging for the disposition of property. In the realm of securities, it means completing a trade between brokers or between a broker and a customer.
Stipulated facts are a set of facts that both parties in a legal or tax dispute agree upon ahead of time, which simplifies the dispute resolution by narrowing down the issues in contention.
