Sentence examples for as appellant from inspiring English sources

Never refer to the parties by name; parties should be referred to as Appellant and Appellee, Petitioner and Respondent, or Plaintiff and Defendant.

A nephew of MM, known as AF, is also an appellant, as well as SS, a refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The President of Singapore is treated as the appellant and all other parties as respondents.

If this is the case, the loser from the original trial who is filing an appeal will be known as the Appellant in your brief and the winner from the trial will be known as appellee.

As long as the appellant "promptly supplies the signature once the omission is called to his attention," the case should be accepted, she said in Becker v. Montgomery, No. 00-6347.

However, as the appellants were not Singapore citizens, they could not rely on this provision.

The Florida secretary of state, Katherine Harris, declared him the winner, leaving him in an odd position as a Supreme Court appellant.

The Lords Appellant, as they were now called the duke of Gloucester and the earls of Warwick, Arundel, Nottingham, and Derby mobilized their retinues in self-defense.

Devastating Lord Justice Hooper, giving judgment, said: "The public labelling of the appellant as a terrorist by the authorities in this country, and particularly by the CPS, over a period of many months has had and continues to have, so it is said, a devastating effect on his life and on his health.

"It is not as if the appellant is travelling for holiday in Mauritius; it's only to gain an income, there's no other reason".

According to Bolingbroke, Mowbray had claimed that the two, as former Lords Appellant, were next in line for royal retribution.