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English to Dutch translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) / NOTICE OF SERVICE OF CASE AND WITNESS REQUIREMENTS | |||||||
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1 | aankondiging van regiezitting en eisen aan getuigen |
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notice of service of case and witness requirements aankondiging van regiezitting en eisen aan getuigen Explanation: Aan de hand van het document in de webref- https://www.google.nl/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd... kom ik tot deze conclusie - zie de laatste pagina |
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Reference: Service of case documents Reference information: SERVICE OF CASE DOCUMENTS A party to a lawsuit has the right to receive written notice that he is being sued or that a hearing will be held which might affect him in some way. Many rules have been developed to govern what notice needs to be given, and how and when it must be delivered. These are usually contained in court rules and rules of civil procedure. Service of court papers (also referred to as service of process or service) is the delivery of court papers to a party, witness or other person who has a stake in the case. Every state has detailed laws spelling out just how the papers may be delivered, and by whom. When a person has been provided with formal notice of the filing of a lawsuit (that is, that he has been sued), of a court hearing or trial, or ordering him to attend a hearing, trial or deposition, he is said to have been served. http://www.tenant.net/Court/Legsystm/jud23.html -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 22 uren (2015-10-22 16:02:35 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- 1. Wat is de praktische betekenis van de termen betekening en kennisgeving? Waarom bestaan er speciale regels voor het betekenen en kennis geven van gerechtelijke stukken? Concreet wordt onder “betekening en kennisgeving van stukken” verstaan de daadwerkelijke ontvangst van de dagvaarding of een ander stuk door de verweerder, zodat deze in kennis wordt gesteld van de rechtszaak of uitspraak en/of een dagvaarding ontvangt, alsmede op de hoogte is van de betreffende termijnen van de rechtbank. De procesregels beogen te waarborgen dat de verweerder niet in zijn belangen wordt geschaad, en dat hij alle benodigde stukken en kennisgevingen van de komende zittingsdata ontvangt binnen ten minste de minimaal voorgeschreven tijdsperiode. De rechter zal doorgaans een bewijs van uitreiking verlangen voordat hij een zaak in behandeling neemt. http://ec.europa.eu/civiljustice/serv_doc/serv_doc_sco_nl.ht... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 22 uren (2015-10-22 16:09:49 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- 1. What does the legal term “service of documents” mean in practical terms? Why are there specific rules on the “service of documents”? In practical terms, "service of documents" is commonly understood to refer to the actual receipt of the summons or other document by the Defender, so that the Defender is notified of the court case or decision and/or summoned, and is aware of the relevant court deadlines. Court rules are intended to ensure that justice for the Defender is not prejudiced, and that the Defender receives the required papers and notification of impending court dates, all within at least the minimum time period allowed. The Sheriff/Judge will normally require proof of service before adjudicating on a case. https://e-justice.europa.eu/home.do?plang=nl&action=home Note: both additional links pertain to service of court documents in Scotland. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 12 days (2015-11-02 17:19:19 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- @Toon: dank voor de terugkoppeling. Lijkt me een goede oplossing, voor zover ik verstand van zaken heb :-). |
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