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14:13 Oct 28, 2015 |
English to Romanian translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) / Cum ati traduce? | |||||||
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5 +1 | Fara citarea paratului |
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4 | trateze cererea fără a notifica |
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3 +1 | instanta sa examineze cererea dvs fara notificarea paratului |
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trateze cererea fără a notifica Explanation: cererea = e vorba, bineînțeles, de o cerere în instanță In almost every court application, the other party must be given notice of the application. You do this by serving them, which is by handing them copies of the court forms that you have filed. A court application made without notice to the other party is called an ex parte application. There are some very limited cases where you can make an application without first serving the other party. Some examples are: • You have searched carefully for the other party, but they have completely disappeared; or • Your case is an emergency in that your safety or your children’s safety is at risk if you serve the other party ahead of time. |
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instanta sa examineze cererea dvs fara notificarea paratului Explanation: hear e cam impropriu in cazul unei cereri sau petitii scrise, probabil ca se subintelege sustinerea ei orala in instanta |
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Fara citarea paratului Explanation: Sugestie |
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