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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Legal Studies
English-Plural Possessives
What is the proper way to address multiple Defendants and a single Plaintiff? Essentially, when is it proper to use the word Defendants, Defendant's and Defendants'.
For a single Plaintiff, would he always be addressed as Plaintiff or Plaintiff's?
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For a single Plaintiff, would he always be addressed as Plaintiff or Plaintiff's?
Thank you ever so much for your help!
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Anonymous when is it proper to use the word Defendants, Defendant's and Defendants'. defendants: plural. There are three defendants.
- Anonymous when is it proper to use the word Defendants, Defendant's and Defendants'.
- defendants: plural.
- There are three defendants.
- defendant's: the property of one defendent.
- The defendent's face looks sad.
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Anonymouswhen is it proper to use the word Defendants, Defendant's and Defendants'.defendants: plural. There are three defendants.
defendant's: the property of one defendent. The defendent's face looks sad.
defendants': the property of more than one defendent: The defendents' faces all look sad.
AnonymousFor a single Plainti
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