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Polish to English translations [PRO] Law (general) | |||||||
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4 +3 | petition to discharge the maintenance order with an application to grant interim relief |
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petition to discharge the maintenance order with an application to grant interim relief Explanation: In English Courts, relief and remedy sought by the claimant are granted after the trial. In many cases, circumstances exist where Courts may be moved to make orders and grant interim relief to preserve the position of the claimant prior to the trial, in a variety of ways. Purpose Typically, this involves obtaining orders for preservation of evidence, freezing assets (such as the contents of bank accounts and physical property) and obtaining information from either respondent or third parties, and ordering the search of premises of evidence relevant to the dispute. Those who apply for interim relief are known as applicants, and those against whom relief is sought are respondents. In English legal proceedings, it is a fundamental premise that a defendant/respondent is entitled to be heard before an order is made which requires them to do or not to do something. Applications for Interim Relief When applications are made, other than in cases of extreme urgency, the Court will require an Application Notice to be filed, which sets out the relief sought; a draft order setting out the relief sought; evidence setting out the background, the reasons why the application for the interim injunction is made, why the application is made without notice (if applicable); in many cases, draft claim form and particulars of claim, which set out the legal grounds of the claim to be made against those responsible for the misconduct; evidence in support of the application. http://www.drukker.co.uk/publications/reference/interim-reli... o ile dokument tlumaczony jest BrE |
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