co-respondent

How To Use co-respondent In A Sentence

• Not lords nor proletariats nor bishops nor husbands nor co-respondents nor virgins nor adultresses nor uncles nor noses. Touch and Go
• W/O Jansen and his co-respondents have until July 21 to show why the order should not be made final. ANC Daily News Briefing
• She includes colorful tidbits about these figures, including the octogenarian Palmerston, who in 1863 was named as a co-respondent in a divorce suit brought by one Tom O'Kane against his wife. When Cotton Wasn't King
• If the wife was accused of adultery, the party with whom she committed this “criminal act” was the “co-respondent.” Le Divorce, Edwardian Style | Edwardian Promenade
• Damages for "loss of reputation" are as outmoded as the damages which husbands used to recover against co-respondents and jilted females used to recover for breach of promise. Labour MP Wins Libel Case
• Eastern Cape Tender Board as co-respondents, the bus group again requested the court to restrict the provincial government from terminating the contract between them. ANC Daily News Briefing
• For some the satisfaction is the smile, but if a co-respondent went the extra mile, moved to consummate the greeting in embrace, could you stand the change of pace? Archive 2008-12-01
• She claims he tried to contact her several times after she was named in his divorce papers as a co-respondent. The Sun
• He charged Caron with adultery and named Beatty as a co-respondent. STAR
• They know where the co-respondent to the proceedings has hidden the assets. Times, Sunday Times