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Meanings of appellant in English

Spanish
apelatorio

Of or relating to or taking account of appeals (usually legal appeals)

Related terms
apelatorio
Catalan
apel·lant
Spanish
apelante

The party who appeals a decision of a lower court.

apel·lant
Synonyms
Examples for "plaintiff in error"
Examples for "plaintiff in error"
1
The following argument was made by Mr. Webster, for the plaintiff in error.]
The Great Speeches and Orations of Daniel Webster / With an Essa...
2
The following was the argument of Mr. Webster for the plaintiffs in error.]
The Great Speeches and Orations of Daniel Webster / With an Essa...
Usage of appellant in English
1
The appellant did not wish to be present during the hearing.
The Irish Times
2
The appellant has no court to which to take his appeal.
The Shadow On The Dial, and Other Essays / 1909
3
The three appellant judges held the robes and picked them up.
The Guardian
4
She approached the appellant's workplace in order to use the toilet.
Radio NZ
5
When in 1982, the appellant's husband died, she had to vacate the apartment.
The Irish Times
6
Appeals made without the appellant's participation don't swing much weight in this state's courts.
The Bazaar of Bad Dreams
7
He generally came in as mediator, and finished as leading witness for the appellant.
Sketches in Lavender, Blue and Green
8
The depressing news was the arrival of Krane's appellant brief.
The appeal
9
A jury of matrons was impanelled, and made an examination of the lady appellant.
She Stands Accused
10
The Kilmore Residents' Association was also named as an appellant.
The Irish Times
11
These costs need to be borne by the appellant.
The South African
12
Now, suppose this appellant to be a Chinese brother.
Forty Years in South China: The Life of Rev. John Van Nest Talma...
13
The appeal process usually ends if the appellant dies.
Radio NZ
14
The appellant in this case remains in the position of a Mason "under charges."
The Principles of Masonic Law / A Treatise on the Constitutional...
15
Deportation would compound rather than ameliorate the negative impact upon the children of the appellant's offending.
Radio NZ
16
One of the appellant's colleagues led her inside.
Radio NZ
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Translations for appellant
Appellant through the time