👉 Non-party in law refers to a person who is not involved or does not participate in a legal situation. This could refer to parties such as clients, witnesses, and interested third parties, but it can also apply to individuals who are not directly affected by a transaction or event, such as bystanders or non-players. In the context of law, non-party refers to those whose involvement is deemed insufficient for the purpose of the legal process. This could include individuals who do not have standing to sue
