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cross-action

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A separate and independent lawsuit brought by the defendant against a plaintiff for some reason arising from the same transaction or event that is the basis for the plaintiff's lawsuit.

Under some circumstances, the court may order a consolidation of the actions.


See also: counterclaim


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Mr Sokhi maintains previous cross-actions brought by the trust and Mr Birdi in May had only been dismissed on a verbal agreement, made outside the court, that the former city councillor would not involve himself in the temple's affairs or seek re-election.
The second cross-action is a third party complaint, filed on September 17, 1997 against PSG.
 
 
 
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