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barrator

/ˈbær.ə.tɔːr/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a una persona culpable de barratría, lo que implica la práctica de iniciar pleitos o acciones judiciales repetidas o infundadas.

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noun

C2formalcommonlegal/ˈbær.ə.tɔːr/

A noun referring to a person who is guilty of barratry, which involves the practice of initiating repeated or frivolous lawsuits or legal actions.

  • 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa a una persona culpable de barratría, lo que implica la práctica de iniciar pleitos o acciones judiciales repetidas o infundadas.
  1. Legal term C2 formal legal

    A person who commits barratry, which is the act of persistently stirring up or instigating lawsuits or legal disputes.

    • The judge declared the plaintiff a barrator for filing multiple frivolous lawsuits.
    • In medieval law, a barrator could be punished for disrupting the peace with false claims.
    • The lawyer was accused of being a barrator for encouraging baseless litigation.

    🇪🇸Persona que comete baratería

    Sinónimos: barrater

  • barrators plural form
  • barrators' possessive plural form
  • barrator's possessive singular form