How Do You Spell INTERPLEAD?

Pronunciation: [ˌɪntəplˈiːd] (IPA)

The word "Interplead" is spelled as [ɪn.tərˈplid]. This legal term refers to a legal process in which two or more parties contest the ownership of property or money. In the IPA phonetic transcription, the first syllable "in" is pronounced with a short "i" sound, and the second syllable "ter" is pronounced with a short "e" sound. The word ends with the sound "lid" like in "lid" or "bid". Understanding the phonetic transcription can help with proper pronunciation and spelling.

INTERPLEAD Meaning and Definition

1. Interplead is a legal term that encompasses a dispute resolution process utilized when two or more parties claim ownership or rights over a particular property, fund, or asset. It refers to the act of bringing a lawsuit or legal action in a court of law in order to allow the conflicting parties to resolve their dispute and determine the rightful owner or beneficiary. The purpose of interpleading is to protect a person or entity holding the contested property or funds from being subjected to multiple lawsuits or conflicting judgments.

   During an interplead action, the initial stakeholder, often referred to as the "stakeholder," petitions the court to intervene and facilitate the resolution of the dispute. The stakeholder deposits the disputed property or funds with the court, effectively transferring possession and control. The court then notifies the conflicting claimants, who are given an opportunity to present their case and provide evidence supporting their claim. The judge or jury will then make a final determination as to who is entitled to the property or funds.

   Interplead is a complex legal process that allows a neutral third party, typically the court, to intervene in a dispute and minimize potential conflicts and inconsistencies in the legal system. It provides a fair and efficient method for resolving conflicting claims and ensuring that justice is served.

2. In law, to discuss a point incidental to the principal cause.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for INTERPLEAD

• jnterplead
• knterplead
• onterplead
• 9nterplead
• 8nterplead
• ibterplead
• imterplead
• ijterplead
• ihterplead
• inrerplead
• inferplead
• ingerplead
• inyerplead
• in6erplead
• in5erplead
• intwrplead
• intsrplead
• intdrplead
• intrrplead
• interpleas

Etymology of INTERPLEAD

The word "interplead" is derived from the combination of two existing English words: "inter" and "plead".

The prefix "inter-" comes from the Latin word "inter", meaning "between" or "among". It often denotes a relationship involving two or more parties. In this case, "inter-" suggests an action involving two parties or interests.

The word "plead" originated from the Old French word "plaidier", which means "to argue or plead a case". It ultimately traces back to the Latin word "plangere", meaning "to lament" or "to strike". Over time, the meaning evolved to refer specifically to the act of presenting arguments or making a defense in a legal context.

When combined, "interplead" refers to the legal process where two or more parties in a dispute are brought before a court to assert their claims or interests.

Conjugate verb Interplead

CONDITIONAL

I would interplead

you would interplead

he/she/it would interplead

we would interplead

they would interplead

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be interpleading

you would be interpleading

he/she/it would be interpleading

we would be interpleading

they would be interpleading

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have interplead

you would have interplead

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we would have interplead

they would have interplead

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been interpleading

you would have been interpleading

he/she/it would have been interpleading

we would have been interpleading

they would have been interpleading

FUTURE

I will interplead

you will interplead

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we will interplead

they will interplead

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be interpleading

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we will be interpleading

they will be interpleading

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have interpleaded

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we will have interpleaded

they will have interpleaded

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been interpleading

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we will have been interpleading

they will have been interpleading

IMPERATIVE

you interplead

we let´s interplead

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to interplead

PAST

I interpleaded

you interpleaded

he/she/it interpleaded

we interpleaded

they interpleaded

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was interpleading

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we were interpleading

they were interpleading

PAST PARTICIPLE

interpleaded

PAST PERFECT

I had interpleaded

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we had interpleaded

they had interpleaded

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been interpleading

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he/she/it had been interpleading

we had been interpleading

they had been interpleading

PRESENT

I interplead

you interplead

he/she/it interpleads

we interplead

they interplead

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am interpleading

you are interpleading

he/she/it is interpleading

we are interpleading

they are interpleading

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

interpleading

PRESENT PERFECT

I have interpleaded

you have interpleaded

he/she/it has interpleaded

we have interpleaded

they have interpleaded

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been interpleading

you have been interpleading

he/she/it has been interpleading

we have been interpleading

they have been interpleading