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behalf of the
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Labour Party) (Respondent) v.
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Superior Court. A
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called an "
appellant", "plaintiff in error", "petitioner" or "pursuer", and a
party on the
other side is...
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cited in many
subsequent court rulings. The
National Socialist Party of
America v.
Village of
Skokie was a 1977
United States Supreme Court case...
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United States of America, Movant-Appellee, v. John Doe, Interested-
Party-
Appellant". Findlaw.
Ethical standards in the
public sector. OCLC 235946162....
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jurisprudence derived from statutes.
Rulings are
named for the
moving parties (
appellants) in the
cases and
under highly formal courtesy titles. Men's names...
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Sylvia H. Thompson,
Appellant, v.
Clark M. Clifford, as
Secretary of Defense, et al., Appellees. Retrieved...
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behalf of the
other members of the
Labour Party) (Respondent) v.
Ahsan (
Appellant)". The
Lords of Appeal.
House of Lords. 16–18 July 2007...
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government was
taken over by a
group of
aristocrats known as the
Lords Appellant. By 1389
Richard had
regained control, and for the next
eight years governed...
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September 2019. "R (on the
application of Miller) (
Appellant) v The
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points of error. In 2009, the
state appeals court found in
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