An-Nur Verse 49

But if the truth is in their favour, they come to him, fully submitting.

But if the right is in their favor, they come to him in full submission.

but if they are in the right, they will come to him submissively.

If they were claiming their right, they would come willingly [to the Prophet].

And if right had been theirs, they would have come to him readily.

But if the right is on their side, they come to him with all submission.

However, if the truth be on their side, they come towards the Messenger in all obedience.

Had right been on their side they would have come to him submissively.

And if the judgement is in their favour, they come towards it willingly.

But if justice be on their side, they come compliantly to him.

If the right be on their side, they come willingly in acceptance of it.

But if (they consider that) the right is on their side they come to him running showing submission.

And if the truth/right (is) for them, they come to Him submissive/obedient .

And if the judgement is in their favour, they come towards it willingly.

And when they appeal to Allah and His Messenger to judge between them, lo! A section of them is averse.

But if the right is with them, they come to him willingly with submission.

And when they are invited to Allah and His Messenger that he may judge between them, lo! a party of them turn aside.

And if the truth be on their side, they come to him quickly, obedient.

But if right had been with them they would have come unto him willingly.

If right was on their side, they would come quickly.

If the right is theirs, they would have hastened to him obediently.

But if the truth is on their side, they come to him willingly with submission.

But if the truth happens to be to their liking, they are quite willing to accept it!

But if justice is on their side, they accept it willingly.

But if right be on their side they would come to him willingly, hastening compliantly.

But if the truth is on their side, they come to him willingly with submission.

means, if the ruling will be in their favor and not against them, then they will come and will listen and obey, which is what is meant by the phrase
مُذْعِنِينَ
(willingly with submission).

But if the ruling will go against him, he turns away and demands something that goes against the truth, and he prefers to refer for judgement to someone other than the Prophet so that his false claims may prevail.

His acceptance in the beginning was not because he believed that it was the truth, but because it happened to be in accordance with his desires. So when the truth went against what he was hoping for, he turned away from it.

Allah said