In order to figure out what rights to the property the made-up persons had, the courts first had to establish that the landlord really was the owner of the property, which settled his real reason for action without him having to jump through too many legal hoops.
Frequently, landlords named the fictitious parties in their actions John Doe the plaintiff and Richard Roe the defendant , though no one has been able to find the case where these names were first used or figure out why they were picked. The surnames, meanwhile, both reference deer—a doe being a female deer and roe a Eurasian deer species Capreolus capreolus common in Britain. They might also have been the actual names of real people that a particular landlord knew and decided to use.
Whatever their ultimate origin, the names eventually became standard placeholders for unidentified, anonymous or hypothetical parties to a court case.
Most U. Alicia Key's Jane Doe represents any women Not especially someone who tries to steal someother's man, just the unidentified and mysterious type of female.
Last but not least Jane Doe is the name of an album of Converge which dates back to A female body was found in the woods and taken to morgue under the name of Jane Doe.
Jane-doe's pronounced "JAYNE-doughs" are the random panties or other bits of women's underwear you find scattered around your apartment. A true pair of Jane-doe's will have no identifiable owner whatsoever, and as a result of this may stay on the floor of your flat for weeks on end, collecting dust as you desperately ponder what is either simply a deteriorating mental state , or a complete and total breakdown of sexual standards.
See also: John-doe's. Dude, I've got no idea where that bustier came from. It's a total Jane-doe. I get so much ass my flat is littered with Jane-doe's!
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