claimant's case

/ˈkleɪmənts keɪs/

noun phrase

  1. The arguments, evidence, and legal position presented by the claimant in a court case or other legal dispute.

    B2

    countableformal, legal

    • "The judge said that the claimant's case was supported by strong evidence."B2
    • "The claimant's case depends on proving that the company failed to meet its contractual obligations."C1

Collocations

the claimant's casesupport the claimant's casepresent the claimant's casedismiss the claimant's caseevaluate the claimant's case

Word family

claimclaimantclaimable