Caveator example sentences

ca·ve·at

noun

caveat (noun) · caveats (plural noun)

- a warning or proviso of specific stipulations, conditions, or limitations:

- a notice, especially in a probate, that certain actions may not be taken without informing the person who gave the notice.

Synonyms

warning, caution, admonition, monition, proviso, condition, stipulation, provision, clause, rider, qualification, restriction, reservation, limitation, strings

"Caveator" Example Sentences

1. Caveator's counsel argued that the evidence was insufficient to support a finding of liability.
2. The caveator was unable to produce any evidence to support its position.
3. The court ruled in favor of the caveator, finding that the plaintiff had not met its burden of proof.
4. The caveator raised several valid objections to the plaintiff's evidence.
5. The caveator argued that the evidence presented was insufficient to establish liability.
6. The caveator's arguments were persuasive and the court found in its favor.
7. The caveator successfully argued that the plaintiff had not met its burden of proof.
8. The court found in favor of the caveator, holding that the evidence was insufficient to establish liability.
9. The caveator argued that the plaintiff had not provided sufficient evidence to support its claim.
10. The caveator's arguments were compelling and the court found in its favor.
11. The caveator argued that the evidence presented was insufficient to prove its case.
12. The court found in favor of the caveator, determining that the plaintiff had not met its burden of proof.
13. The caveator raised several valid objections to the plaintiff's evidence which the court found persuasive.
14. The caveator argued that the evidence presented was not sufficient to establish liability.
15. The court found in favor of the caveator, finding that the plaintiff had not provided sufficient evidence to support its claims.
16. The caveator successfully argued that the plaintiff had not met its burden of proof and the court ruled in its favor.
17. The caveator presented compelling arguments to the court, which found in its favor.
18. The court found in favor of the caveator, holding that the evidence presented was insufficient to establish liability.
19. The caveator argued that the plaintiff had failed to provide sufficient evidence to support its claims.
20. The court found in favor of the caveator, determining that the plaintiff had not provided sufficient evidence to support its case.