Noun:

उत्तर शोधणारा, अर्जदार,

appellant's Usage Examples:

claim compensation for unexhausted improvements from the appellant, the reversioner and freedholder.

pavid, pavidity paviō pav- paviv- pavit- beat pave, pavement, paviage, pavior -pellō -pell- -pellav- -pellat- appeal, appellable, appellant, appellate.

Supreme Court of Mauritius allowed an appeal by Gil and two co-appellants, quashing the original conviction.

English government saw advantage in its continuation and supported the appellants or opponents of the archpriest; the controversy is also widely known as.

Appellees sought to amortize the value of the life estate in subsequent tax returns, which appellant.

Mrs Burnett was sequestrated, the appellants were disponees to whom the disponer had delivered the disposition but who had not yet recorded it in the register.

"the truncated version at times omitted the climax of the skits to which appellants" rare brand of humor was leading and at other times deleted essential.

practically impossible for the appellants to do any new business with the barge hirers.

is a United States Supreme Court case in which the Court decided an appellant who was the defendant in a criminal case cannot refuse the assistance.

Justice Decary maintained a preliminary or declinatory exception made by the present appellant dismissed the action brought.

If the appellant is in custody he or she is not entitled to be present at a hearing involving oral submissions unless there is a legislative right to be present, or the Court of Appeal grants leave.

the result of an appeal, the appellant is put in a worse position than if they had not appealed.

Synonyms:

litigant, plaintiff in error, litigator,

Antonyms:

defendant, plaintiff,