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against the defendant, but the key
complaining party is
often called the "
complainant". In some jurisdictions, a
lawsuit is
commenced by
filing a summons,...
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despite the
ongoing COVID-19
pandemic in the
United States. The show's
complainants can be
either married or long-term
significant others, and have included...
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person other than the
complainant; (b) the
complainant is
incapable of
consenting to the activity; (c) the
accused induces the
complainant to
engage in the...
- the past ****ual
activity of a
complainant in a ****ual ****ault trial, or that
limits cross-examination of
complainants about their past ****ual behaviour...
- super-complaint is a
complaint made in the UK by a state-approved "super-
complainant" or
watchdog organisation on
behalf of consumers,
which was fast-tracked...
- non-hearsay
testimony of
historic ****ual
encounters by a
third party with a
complainant,
which is so
similar that
similarity cannot be
reasonably explained by...
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Property Organization. 10
February 2022. "Areas of WIPO
Domain Name
Complainant Activity (2021)" (PDF).
World Intellectual Property Organization. 10...
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undisclosed learning disability in 1989. The case
never went to trial, but the
complainant did end up
going on
trial for mischief.
During the
course of her trial...
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identity of the
complainant in
strict confidence (try to keep it confidential).
After lodging a
complaint to the ICAC, the
complainant cannot disclose...
- A libel, in
admiralty law, is the
first pleading of the
complainant. It is
filed in the
office of the
clerk of the
court to
commence the action. It is...
