English to Maori Meaning of appellant - kaipīra

Appellant :

kaipīra

noun

kaipīra, kaitono

adjective

te pure, kaipīra

Appellant :: kai tonoAppellants :: kaipīra

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Definitions of appellant in English

Noun(1) the party who appeals a decision of a lower court
Adjective(1) of or relating to or taking account of appeals (usually legal appeals

Examples of appellant in English

(1) At the outset, the appellant applied for permission to have a mobile home on the land.(2) In the event, no evidence was given by the complainant or the appellant about these matters.(3) On the following day the appellant was arrested and he then made a full and frank admission.(4) In this case a number of appellants have been convicted of more than one bank robbery.(5) He held that the respondents did not lead the appellants to believe that they would be granted a lease.

(1) physical appearance ::

ahua tinana

(2) change appearance ::

huringa ahua

(3) outward appearance ::

mata

(4) personal appearance ::

ahua whaiaro

(5) in appearance ::

i roto i te ahua

(6) first appearance ::

ahua tuatahi

(7) outer appearance ::

waho ahua

(8) guest appearance ::

te āheinga ahua

(9) court appearance ::

ahua marae

(10) public appearance ::

ahua tūmatanui

Synonyms

Adjective

1. appellate ::

Piira

Noun

2. plaintiff in error ::

karo i roto i te hapa

Different Forms

appellant, appellants

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