1. Accusator: accusor, plaintiff: postulator, Accusator: plaintiff: Translations: 1 – 3 / 3

2. Plaintiff/Appellee Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Counsel for Plaintiff/Appellee Christopher A

3. Bernard Cymes, Plaintiff-Respondent, v

4. Who appeared for the plaintiff ?

5. Plaintiff-Appellee, • v, robert h

6. The judge decided for plaintiff.

7. The plaintiff was awarded damages.

8. The jury found against the plaintiff.

9. The jury decided against the plaintiff.

10. Mr. Smith appeared for the plaintiff.

11. The judge decided for the plaintiff.

12. The judge found for the plaintiff.

13. The plaintiff was a professional photographer.

14. The judge ruled against the plaintiff.

15. Plaintiff is an antonym of defendant.

16. Costs were awarded against the plaintiff.

17. The plaintiff had been legally aided throughout.

18. Nevertheless, the court granted the plaintiff an interlocutory injunction even though the plaintiff had previously engaged in comparative advertising.

19. Donn Olson (plaintiff) sued Alick’s Drugs, Inc

20. The plaintiff contracted dermatitis, a skin disease.

21. The judge decided for / against the plaintiff.

22. She is the plaintiff in the suit.

23. The second plaintiff became its administrator in 19

24. The plaintiff was injured and sued in negligence.

25. The plaintiff might have given or refused leave.

26. Counterclaim A claim by a defendant opposing the claim of the plaintiff and seeking some relief from the plaintiff for the defendant

27. Stickney brief of plaintiff-Appellee golden blount, inc

28. Under the Act the plaintiff can sue either.

29. Counterclaim A claim by a defendant opposing the claim of the plaintiff and seeking some relief from the plaintiff for the defendant

30. Plaintiff Fred Brans and defendant Barbara Extrom are siblings

31. The plaintiff fell through a roof and was injured.

32. The burden of proof lies with the plaintiff throughout.

33. 9 Both the plaintiff ’s and defendants Briefsin Ritchie v

34. It is also necessary for the plaintiff to prove causation.

35. English words for Accusator include accuser, prosecutor and plaintiff

36. The judge ruled against / in favour of the plaintiff.

37. In simple civil cases, the plaintiff may indict verbally.

38. The plaintiff must prove that the defendant was negligent.

39. - to undertake actions at law, whether as plaintiff or defendant;

40. The Breviate: In the Boundary Dispute Between Pennsylvania and Maryland [Penn, John 1700-1746, Penn, Thomas 1702-1775 plaintiff, Penn, Richard 1706-1771 plaintiff] on Amazon.com

41. The burden of proof lay on the plaintiff to prove negligence.

42. 702 P.2d 869 Burgess farms, a partnership, Plaintiff-Appellant, v

43. The plaintiff was born prematurely and suffered from an oxygen deficiency.

44. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF CALIFORNIA ARAM Bonni, Plaintiff and Appellant, v

45. The plaintiff was an experienced workman employed by the defendant roofing contractors.

46. The judge accepted the defendant's undertaking not to harass the plaintiff.

47. The plaintiff battled the decision all the way to the Supreme Court.

48. The plaintiff was the senior partner and the defendant the junior partner.

49. The court decided against the plaintiff in the case of James vs . Smith.

50. 27 If it did not, the plaintiff would be adequately compensated by damages.

51. The court decreed that the defendant should pay the plaintiff $ 5 , 000.

52. But plaintiff Attorney Fang also carries on the rebuttal to this view.

53. If the statute of limitations has run, the plaintiff is without redress.

54. The same plaintiff delivered for crop isn't able to prove that estoppel.

55. 26 It was held that the plaintiff was not guilty of contributory negligence.

56. Chared Corporation, Transferee of the British-american Oil Products Company, Plaintiff-appellant, v

57. A plaintiff starts a civil action by filing a pleading called a Complaint

58. The Plaintiff did not wish to accept this transfer and did so under protest.

59. To grant an amount or other benefit legally due: Awarded damages to the plaintiff

60. The plaintiff and the defendants concluded an agreement for the lease of a truck.

61. The plaintiff was a pillion passenger on a motor bike driven by the defendant.

62. - One who acknowledged the right of the plaintiff or Cognizee in a fine; the defendant

63. Synonyms for Claimer include claimant, applicant, petitioner, pretender, supplicant, suppliant, appellant, candidate, plaintiff and suitor

64. Both the administrative complaint and the action at law brought by the plaintiff were dismissed .

65. The name of the plaintiff appears first in the name of a civil case.

66. Complainant (plural Complainants) The party that brings a civil lawsuit against another; the plaintiff

67. The plaintiff Achaian, Inc., a Nevada corporation wholly owned by non-party William A

68. 5 The plaintiff was guilty of contributory negligence for failing to wear a crash helmet.

69. 23 The media and author are always defendants,(www.Sentencedict.com) while the apposite part are plaintiff.

70. However, plaintiff had not seen the internist. Dr. Azzara contends that she believed plaintiff's representations.

71. After an action Abates, the plaintiff is ordinarily given an opportunity to correct errors in

72. Arder will be dismissed without prejudice, Plaintiff will not be prevented from filing a suit against

73. If the defendant makes a payment into court, the plaintiff may seize it and call quits.

74. "To meet this Causation requirement, the plaintiff must establish both Causation-in-fact and

75. Antonyms for Appellant include plaintiff, accuser, claimant, prosecutor, noncandidate, finder, boss, manager, benefactor and defendant

76. Contributory negligence of the plaintiff is frequently pleaded in defense to a charge of negligence

77. 25 The plaintiff was guilty of contributory negligence for failing to wear a crash helmet.

78. The P.S.C. could then have accepted that opinion, and determined the plaintiff was, pursuant to ss.

79. 21 The plaintiff can now impose conditions upon or even revoke the permission it has granted.

80. Indeed if a plaintiff delays his action unreasonably he may not even get his 2 percent.