In somebody’s favour

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preposition

Something is done to help or benefit someone.

The judge decided the case in the defendant’s favour.
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Often appears as...

  • decide in favour
  • rule in favour
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Legal Context

Often used in legal scenarios to indicate a decision that helps a party in a lawsuit.

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The court ruled in the plaintiff's favour, awarding damages.
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Positive Outcome

Indicates a result that is beneficial to someone's circumstances or goals.

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The negotiations ended in our favour, preserving our company's interests.
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Supportive Action

Implies an action taken by someone to support or help another person's situation.

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My colleagues voted in my favour for the team leader position.
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