Definition (English):1. To send (a case or claim) back to the court or tribunal from which it came for some further action <the appellate court reversed the trial court's opinion and remanded the case for new trial>. Cf. REMOVAL (2). [Cases: Administrative Law and Procedure (;::::::>817; Appeal and Error 1106,1178, 1186; Criminal Law c?1181.5; Federal Courts (;:::;'937, 943; Removal of Cases C-:> 107(8).) 2. To recommit (an accused person) to custody after a preliminary examination <the magistrate, after denying bail, remanded the defendant to custody>.
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