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  1. 03-Oct-2008, 01:33 #1
    donsteinert
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    Default On behalf / in behalf.

    Which is correct: "on behalf;" "in behalf?"
  2. 03-Oct-2008, 07:18 #2
    thedeebo
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    Default Re: On behalf / in behalf.

    Not a teacher.

    "On behalf" is correct.
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