claimant

IPA: kɫˈeɪmʌnt

noun

  • One who claims; one who makes a claim.
  • (UK) A person receiving money from the government, in a form of unemployment benefits, disability benefits or similar.
  • (law) The party who initiates a lawsuit before a court.
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Examples of "claimant" in Sentences

  • In the next paragraph, the m in claimant is italicised.
  • Section 11 plainly requires that the claim state the total sum claimant is seeking.
  • Irrigation, another major energy claimant, is requiring more energy worldwide as water tables fall.
  • If the claimant is being targetted for persecution then it does not matter that other groups are also being targetted.
  • A native title claimant fighting plans to build the LNG precinct says he is confident a meeting organised to settle a dispute between
  • The highest premium - £14,000 - would only be paid to a firm who has moved a long term claimant into work, as long as they have stayed there for at least two years.
  • Roe says he will be assembling the entire native title claimant group tomorrow to convince them the court action is needed. firstly, and other people, to let them know what's really going on.
  • If the claimant is entitled to an award, that compensation is reduced by any collateral source compensation the claimant may have received (this includes life insurance, pension funds, death benefit programs, and payments made by federal, state or local governments).
  • I say all this to announce openly that if a real claimant is out there somewhere on the planet -- someone with a real stake in these, some publisher or individual who believes they should be locked up for another few decades, and I don't mean some copyright troll making trouble -- please let me know and I'll take them down.

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