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plaint
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plaint
1. Archaic a complaint or lamentation
2. Law a statement in writing of grounds of complaint made to a court of law and asking for redress of the grievance


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; Cindy Plainte, her husband, Brandon, and daughter, Gabrielle, of Sterling; Renee Slatkavitz, her husband, Steven, and son, Troy, of Clinton; and Brenda Larmand, her children Joseph, James, and Hannah of Peterborough, N.
Maurice Vacherot by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Vous ne series mie a ma mort, mais je sai bien que encore en feres vos mainte plainte.
'Lo piu disamorato cavaliere del mondo': Dinadano fra Tristan en ... by Stoppino, Eleonora / Italica
Dans cet arrangement, la Commission a joue plusieurs roles potentiellement opposes: defenseur du plaignant, investigateur de la plainte, et gardien du Tribunal.
Overhauling the Ontario human rights system: recent developments in ... by Tsun, Tiffany / University of Toronto Faculty of Law Review
 
 
 
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