relator

re·la·tor

R0137600 (rĭ-lā′tər)n.1. One who relates or narrates: a relator of stories for children.2. Law A beneficially interested person on whose behalf an action is maintained by a sovereign power or a state.

relator

(rɪˈleɪtə) n1. a person who relates a story; narrator2. (Law) English law a person who gives information upon which the attorney general brings an action3. (Law) law US a person who institutes proceedings by criminal information or quo warranto

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relatore

relator

Relator

The individual in whose name a legal action is brought by a state; the individual who relates the facts on which an action is based.

The relator is the individual upon whose complaint certain writs are issued. The relator is the party of interest in a proceeding, who is allowed to institute such proceeding in the name of the people, or in the name of the attorney general when such official has the sole right to sue. For example, if A was the relator and B was the defendant, the citation of the case would read, State ex rel. A v. B.

relator

a person who gives information upon which the attorney general brings an action.

RELATOR. A rehearser or teller; one who, by leave of court, brings an information in the nature of a quo warranto.
2. At common law, strictly speaking, no such person as a relator to an information is known; he being a creature of the statute 9 Anne, c. 20.
3. In this country, even where no statute similar to that of Anne prevails, informations are allowed to be filed by private persons desirous to try their rights, in the name of the attorney general, and these are commonly called relators; though no judgment for costs can be rendered for or against them. 2 Dall. 112; 5 Mass. 231; 15 Serg. & Rawle, 127; 3 Serg. & Rawle, 52; Ang. on Corp. 470. In chancery the relator is responsible for costs. 4 Bouv. Inst. n. 4022.

单词	relator
释义	relator re·la·tor R0137600 (rĭ-lā′tər)n.1. One who relates or narrates: a relator of stories for children.2. Law A beneficially interested person on whose behalf an action is maintained by a sovereign power or a state. relator (rɪˈleɪtə) n1. a person who relates a story; narrator2. (Law) English law a person who gives information upon which the attorney general brings an action3. (Law) law US a person who institutes proceedings by criminal information or quo warranto Translations relatore relator relator (ri-lāt′ŏr) [L. relator, a proposer] 1. One who reports alleged illegal behavior to a court of law.2.. A surgical device that positions two structures so they are properly aligned. relator Relator The individual in whose name a legal action is brought by a state; the individual who relates the facts on which an action is based. The relator is the individual upon whose complaint certain writs are issued. The relator is the party of interest in a proceeding, who is allowed to institute such proceeding in the name of the people, or in the name of the attorney general when such official has the sole right to sue. For example, if A was the relator and B was the defendant, the citation of the case would read, State ex rel. A v. B. relator a person who gives information upon which the attorney general brings an action. RELATOR. A rehearser or teller; one who, by leave of court, brings an information in the nature of a quo warranto. 2. At common law, strictly speaking, no such person as a relator to an information is known; he being a creature of the statute 9 Anne, c. 20. 3. In this country, even where no statute similar to that of Anne prevails, informations are allowed to be filed by private persons desirous to try their rights, in the name of the attorney general, and these are commonly called relators; though no judgment for costs can be rendered for or against them. 2 Dall. 112; 5 Mass. 231; 15 Serg. & Rawle, 127; 3 Serg. & Rawle, 52; Ang. on Corp. 470. In chancery the relator is responsible for costs. 4 Bouv. Inst. n. 4022.
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