Reversed and rendered is a term a higher court, such as an appellate court uses. Basically it means that the judgment in the original court (trial court) is reversed or is now in favor of the party who won the appeal. This phrase also means that you can't pursue the case again. An exception to this would be another appeal.
Example.
Sally sues Bob for hitting a Baseball in her house. Sally says he did and Bob says he didn't. No other witnesses. A judge decides Bob is At Fault and orders Bob to fix the damages to the house. Bob appeals and an appeals court reverses and renders. This means, Bob is no longer at fault AND Sally can't sue him again for throwing the baseball, ie. there is no trial. However if the case was reversed and remanded or a mistrial declared that will usually result in another trial.
Whatever the ruling of the original court action was, and the decision that was rendered, has been reversed (probably by an appelate court). Whether or not this may result in a re-trial or re-hearing depends on many factors and cannot be foretold.
It is "desire" reversed.
it means crazy
It can mean to reverse a law or legal decision that has already been rendered.
It means that money was not given for the item or services rendered.
In reflections, "reversed" means that the image appears flipped from left to right compared to the original object. Each point on the object is reflected across the mirror line to create the reversed image.
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It means that the case has been judged and is over.
Haaa ha! It's an anagram that's supposed to mean something else when reversed. In other words "sumarongi" spells IGNORAMUS when reversed, a word that means an idiot.
A legal decision that is rendered against you means you lost some legal case, either in whole or in part. That could mean a money judgment was entered against you, or you were found guilty of a criminal or "quasi-criminal" prosecution.