Simple English definitions for legal terms
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Objectant: A person who disagrees with something, like a will or a trademark, and wants to challenge it. They might go to court to try to prove that it's not valid or shouldn't be allowed. In patents, an objectant is someone who is part of a legal process to decide who gets to own a certain invention.
An objectant is a person who contests the validity of a legal document or challenges the placement of a trademark on the Principal Register. They are also known as contestants or caveators.
These examples illustrate how an objectant can challenge the validity of a legal document or the placement of a trademark on the Principal Register. They have the right to contest these matters in court or in legal proceedings.