Aggrieved is the person (or persons) who has the grievance and is presenting the complaint.

Aggrieved means suffering actual loss or injury, or being exposed to potential loss or injury, to legitimate interests. Such interests include, but are not limited to, business, economic, aesthetic, governmental, recreational, or conservational interests.

Examples of Aggrieved in a sentence

Default and termination provisions Should either Party ("the Defaulting Party") commit a material breach of this Agreement then the other Party ("the Aggrieved Party") shall be entitled to give written notice to the Defaulting Party calling upon the Defaulting Party to remedy such breach within 7 days of the receipt by the Defaulting Party of such notice.
Signature of Aggrieved Person Date 7: Response: THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY BLANK.
The parties agree that only one of the foregoing remedies may be selected by an Aggrieved Party and once selected, the selected remedy shall be the sole remedy available to the Aggrieved Party to the exclusion of all other remedies.
Similarly, a Responsible Party’s liability obligation shall be reduced to the extent that a Claim is caused by, or the result of, the Aggrieved Party’s willful or intentional misconduct, gross negligence, or to the extent that the Aggrieved Party failed to reasonably mitigate (or attempt to mitigate, as applicable) the Claims.

More Definitions of Aggrieved

Aggrieved. Any person or group of persons within the appropriate unit having a grievance.

Aggrieved means either the employee and/or the Association.

Aggrieved or "aggrieved person" means a person who:

Aggrieved shall include individual or groups of members of the bargaining unit, or the Association filing for a group represented by the recognized Association. All grievants within the group shall sign the grievance.

Aggrieved is the person or persons making this claim.

Aggrieved means the Union or employee(s) initiating a grievance.