appellee

ap·pel·lee

 (ăp′ə-lē′)

n. Law

One against whom an appeal is taken.

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[French appelé, from Old French apele, from past participle of apeler, to appeal; see appeal.]

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appellee

(ˌæpɛˈliː)

n

(Law) law a person who is accused or appealed against

[C16: from Old French apele summoned; see appeal]

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ap•pel•lee

(ˌæp əˈli)

n.

the defendant in an appellate proceeding.

[1525–35; < Anglo-French, Old French]

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Translations

appellee

n (Jur) → Revisionsbeklagte(r) mf, → Revisionsgegner(in) m(f)

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