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have a case

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have a case (against someone)
to have much evidence that can be used against someone in court. Do the police have a case against John? No, they don't have a case.
See also: case, have


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Please consult with a seasoned legal malpractice attorney to confirm whether you may have a case.
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The popularity of break cues has almost made it almost a necessity to have a case that will hold two cues and two shafts.
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For example, let's assume that I have a case that is costing a lot of money with no case closure in sight.
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