What does this sentence mean?
What does this mean? I'm a bit confused as to what the word dispose is meant to mean in the following sentence.
"Lord Diplock observed that American Cyanamid was not dealing with a case where grant or refusal of an injunction would dispose of the action."
"Lord Diplock observed that American Cyanamid was not dealing with a case where grant or refusal of an injunction would dispose of the action."
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