участвующие в деле лица выступить в прениях не пожелали

English translation: Parties (to the case) abstained from discussion

20:21 Mar 12, 2009
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Russian term or phrase: участвующие в деле лица выступить в прениях не пожелали
(из стенограммы судебного заседания)
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English translation:Parties (to the case) abstained from discussion
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4 +1the parties waived oral argument
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3Parties (to the case) abstained from discussion
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Parties (to the case) abstained from discussion


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the parties waived oral argument


Explanation:
This is a phrase you will often hear in an appeal.

However, if you have a trial at the initial level the terms are more specific - "opening statement," "closing statement" (or closing argument") and so on.

Although it's a little confusing since the court seems to state in a later question that s/he will proceed to oral arguments?

Here are some examples:
Rule T310. Waiver of Oral ArgumentMay 1, 2000 ... Either or both parties, with permission of the Full Commission, may waive oral argument before the Full Commission. ...
www.comp.state.nc.us/ncic/pages/RuleT310.htm

What is Oral Argument?
http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelp/other/appeals-oralarg.h...

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