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interplead

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in·ter·plead  (ntr-pld)
intr.v. in·ter·plead·ed, in·ter·plead·ing, in·ter·pleads Law
To submit one's claim to the process of interpleader.
[Middle English enterpleden, from Anglo-Norman enterpleder : enter-, between (from Latin inter-; see inter-) + pleder, to plead (variant of Old French plaidier; see plead).]
interplead [ˌɪntəˈpliːd]
vb -pleads, -pleading ; -pleaded, -plead [-ˈplɛd], -pled
(Law) (intr) Law to institute interpleader proceedings
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