[Grammar] Which is correct? On behalf or In behalf?
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bhaisahab
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The first one.
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Sir, thank you! Furthermore, could you please explain the difference between the two?
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Hello, wiljed.:-D
Have you checked any (online) dictionaries?
It seems to be a regional difference: http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/behalf
I hope the link will shed some light on your query.
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