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In the title to many legal documents, I see the word "Anor" or "Anor.",
as in "Smith & Anor -v- Jones & Anor." What does "anor" mean, and what is its derivation? This *might* apply only to legal documents from the UK and Australia, I'm not sure. Thank you. |
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In the UK legal system, "Anor." is an abbreviation meaning "another." It can be thought of asthe singular form of the abbreviation "Ors.," which means "others." It is not well documented.
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It also applies in Australia. Thank you for this post, I have been through several legal dictionaries looking for what this means without success.
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