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plaintiff in error

/ˈpleɪntɪf ɪn ˈerər/

翻译: 历史法律术语,指对法院判决提出上诉的一方,通常是在下级法院败诉、寻求上级法院复审的当事人。在现代法律实践中,该术语已基本被“上诉人”取代。

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/ˈpleɪntɪf ɪn ˈerər/C2formallegal已废弃
  • zh历史法律术语,指对法院判决提出上诉的一方,通常是在下级法院败诉、寻求上级法院复审的当事人。在现代法律实践中,该术语已基本被“上诉人”取代。

A historical legal term referring to a party who appeals a court's decision, typically the losing party in a lower court who seeks review by a higher court. This term is largely replaced by 'appellant' in modern legal practice.

  1. Party appealing a court decisionC2formal

    A person who brings an appeal against a court's decision, typically in a writ of error proceeding.

    zh上诉方

    • The plaintiff in error argued that the trial judge made a legal mistake.
    • In the old common law system, the plaintiff in error had to show an error on the record.
    • The court dismissed the case brought by the plaintiff in error.