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Years later, this unfairness still aggrieves him.
The parties aggrieved will have to rely on civil proceedings in passing off, trade mark or copyright infringement, or whatever.
Thus, if the parent is one person, that leaves only one place for a lawyer, leaving banisters aggrieved that they cannot be accompanied by solicitors.
It is open to each convicted defendant to appeal against the sentence passed by the court if he or she is aggrieved by it.
Further, complaints can be made by any three or more persons who, as occupiers of land or premises, are aggrieved by the nuisance.
Aggrieved at the lack of any alternative provision, the gipsies occupied a city centre car park.
Often when workers are aggrieved they go on moaning, eventually moaning to the management, and then comes a breaking point.
Social and legal historians will find here some eminently quotable evidence regarding the proceedings and pressures which led aggrieved parties to accept arbitration before matters got out of hand.
In both countries, the courts historically reserved the right to initiate litigation (' 'standing' ') in such matters solely to the individual(s) aggrieved by one or more of these activities.
