underrule
/ˈʌndərˌruːl/Definitions
1. verb
to make a decision for or on behalf of someone or something, especially to settle a dispute or make a rule.
“The arbitrator underrule the company’s decision to fire the employee, ruling that the termination was unfair.”
2. noun
a decision or rule made on behalf of someone or something, especially to settle a dispute.
“The underrule of the court led to a significant change in company policies.”