The phrase "as claimant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts to refer to someone who is making a claim, often in a court or formal setting.
Example: "As claimant, I am entitled to present my evidence and arguments before the court."
Alternatives: "in the role of claimant" or "as the party making the claim".
WILLIAM J. BUTTFIELD, as Claimant of Seven Packages of Tea, v. UNITED STATES.
The Seaboard Fisheries Company became the purchaser and, intervening as claimant in the lien proceedings, denied liability.
He appears on his coins with four different types of crowns: as king of Fārs, as claimant to the throne before the battle at Hormizdagān, and as emperor with two distinctly different crowns.
First, arbitrators must be neutral, and this may affect the number of practicing media lawyers who can act as arbitrators, many will have strong links to media organisations, or will have practiced principally as claimant lawyers.
Succeeding his father, Louis II of Anjou, as claimant to the Neapolitan throne, Louis was crowned king of Naples by Pope Martin V in September 1419. Louis gathered a considerable army, including the famed condottiere (mercenary commander) Muzio Attendola Sforza, and sailed to Naples to conquer the kingdom.
A power of attorney executed on VA Form 21-22a, "Appofntment of Attorney or Agent as Claimant's Representative," and a statement signed by the person and the claimant that no compensation will be charged or paid for the services, shall be filed with the agency of original jurisdiction where the claim is presented.
To construe § 1343(4), moreover, as encompassing all federal statutory suits, as claimants here propose, would seem plainly inconsistent with the congressional intent in passing that statute.
Opponents have conjured up a nightmarish vision of a mass exodus from cities as claimants are driven out of dearer areas.
Future suits in national courts targeting Rosneft and Gazprom are likely, as claimants will use the Hague ruling to demonstrate their culpability.
Those others, in Murphy's view, include people who come before the courts as claimants, witnesses and jurors – as well as the public at large.
Now calculate benefits lost in sanctions, as claimants fail to look for jobs because they had some bogus other engagement, such as chemotherapy.
