Examples of using Aggrieved in English and their translations into Slovak
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He was aggrieved by the tiny share of his father's estate
Every grand historical development that is necessary and/or beneficial for a civilization on a macro scale will inevitably involve some aggrieved subgroups.
refers to a symbolic injury suffered by a person feeling aggrieved.
This liability remains in effect even if the aggrieved has the right to claim compensation for his/her damages directly from the Service Provider.
All that remains to the aggrieved party is ignoring,
In India, books are frequently withdrawn after publication because of dubious legal cases brought on behalf of supposedly aggrieved groups.
Against this militant, aggrieved, full-throated philosophy the Democrats chose to go with… what?
they will not pay for the damage if it results from the aggrieved person's intentional or seriously careless behaviour.
In certain cases, the court can appoint an'aggrieved party counsel', usually an attorney(advokat), to assist the victim.
An application for review can be made by anyone“aggrieved” by the decision T&CPA 1990, s.
Such damages cover the loss which the aggrieved party has suffered
they will not pay for the damage if it results from the aggrieved person's intentional or seriously careless behaviour.
preparation of complaints on behalf of the aggrieved party.
Under section 82 an individual can bring his action in the relevant court if he is“aggrieved” by the nuisance.
Cookies data in anonymous form can not be used for explicit identification of aggrieved person.
Creditors who feel aggrieved by any form of arrangement that the company enters into,
The aggrieved spouse has the right to seek compensation for the damage caused by the other spouse under the general terms of civil liability and in the ordinary courts.
He had eleven other disciples who were aggrieved that he loved more than them.
ECPA authorizes an aggrieved individual to sue government officials for intentional unlawful access to stored data.
Therefore, aggrieved tenderers do not benefit from important judicial protection afforded by the Remedies Directive.