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what is the difference between PLAINTIFF and PETITIONER ?



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Author: Amy.Terenzi@iqpc.com: Add as a Colleague
Posted: 03/13/2009  3:48:14 PM EDT
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    07/25/2009 10:41:07 AM EDT

    Plaintiff is the person who filed a Plaint which is a statement in writing of grounds of complaint made to a court of law [ie the trademark holder whose trademark has been infringed] while Petitioner is a person who makes a petition which is a request to change something, most commonly made to a government official or public entity. If made the Court its against breach of any fundamental (eq constitutional) right. Its a remedy by way of right through redressal of a wrongdoing.
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    07/25/2009 10:40:46 AM EDT

    Plaintiff is the person who filed a Plaint which is a statement in writing of grounds of complaint made to a court of law [ie the trademark holder whose trademark has been infringed] while Petitioner is a person who makes a petition which is a request to change something, most commonly made to a government official or public entity. If made the Court its against breach of any fundamental (eq constitutional) right. Its a remedy by way of right through redressal of a wrongdoing.
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