Noun:

কর্ম পার্টি,

party to the action's Usage Examples:

deceased or insane party or person merely because the witness is a party to the action or a person interested in the event thereof.

Frequently the most desired witness (the deponent) is an opposite party to the action.

granddaughter should also get £250, even though she had not been a party to the action.

The Register may, at his or her option, become a party to the action with respect to the issue of registrability of the copyright claim.

very low opinion of Moriarty, points out fairly that he was not a party to the action and therefore had no opportunity to defend himself against the charge.

Superintendent of the correctional facility where Simmons was held, was a party to the action because it was brought as a petition for a writ of habeas corpus.

Roman Emperor Henry VI, and German king Philip of Swabia, and was party to the action by Barbarossa against Henry the Lion in 1180.

gives “any party” 60 days to appeal when the United States is a party to the action.

If a deponent is a non-party to the action (not involved directly in the litigation, but wanted for testimony).

was due to the defendant's granddaughter, even though she was not party to the action.

a civil case can be granted because of the death or illness of a party to the action.

Edward Thomas Foley and Sir Edward Scott (who was not a party to the action) were owners of collieries in Staffordshire.

effected by any private person who is an adult, and who is neither a party to the action nor interested in the subject matter, provided such person swears.

all the cases, and it involves the trustee being made a nominal party to the action either as plaintiff or defendant, unless that formality is dispensed.

the brokers, and that the directors were a necessary and proper party to the action.

matter was only undertaken by the vendors, the buyer Cadiz was not a party to the action.

LBSF was joined as a party to the action.

As an "amicus" – a “friend” of the Court rather than a party to the action – the organizations urged the Court to rule in favor of Stevens because.

Synonyms:

act; inhibition; interaction; playing; consultation; deed; application; civility; jumpstart; destabilization; achievement; benignity; swordplay; jump-start; carrying out; reverence; bruxism; accomplishment; performance; human action; beatification; transfusion; transgression; kindness; play; employment; prohibition; hostility; saving; arrival; accentuation; economy; resistance; opposition; alienation; forbiddance; stupefaction; option; vampirism; reference; aggression; fetch; taking; emphasizing; accenting; course; engagement; selection; pickings; thing; choice; change; carrying into action; destabilisation; res gestae; execution; politeness; pick; course of action; human activity;

Antonyms:

stabilisation; stabilization; repel; deglycerolize; disarrange;