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Meanings of litigant in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "litigator"
Examples for "litigator"
1
As a litigator before the Court, he has won case after case.
2
After nine years of being a litigator, I'm well practiced at it.
3
Underscoring the stakes, Boston Scientific has brought in well-known litigator David Boies.
4
Hyatt was previously a partner and litigator with Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman.
5
Affleck fought back with noted litigator Marty Singer and a crisis PR team.
Usage of litigant in anglès
1
Anan refused in these circumstances to accept a gift from the litigant.
2
Here's the burden of his argument: Jonathan Ross is a serial litigant.
3
Standing involves whether a litigant is the proper party to bring a lawsuit.
4
He did not look upon me as likely to become a formidable litigant.
5
He was without prejudice, and only knew men before his court as parties litigant.
6
She had processed the application herself as a lay litigant.
7
A litigant is a person who creates disturbances by abuse of the rule of law.
8
He was a rebel and a litigant by nature.
9
I have heard him say to a would-be litigant-
10
Undoubtedly, as a rule, a judge will give an unrepresented litigant every assistance and consideration.
11
A litigant in the case told Reuters that the judge is expected to rule by Friday.
12
A litigant must also point to a "cause of action," or recognized legal theory.
13
One litigant described this stress as a nightmare.
14
The professional relationship between one famous Longford litigant and his solicitor goes back more than 23 years.
15
Personal data can be obtained by litigant
16
And no litigant has asked her to.
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