Sommario
pleadings {sostantivo}
conclusions · débats
pleading {sostantivo}
plaidoirie
to plead {verbo}
solliciter · invoquer · appeler à · plaider
Sinonimi
pleading: beseeching · imploring
Traduzione inglese-francese per "pleadings"
"pleadings" traduzione francese
pleadings {sostantivo}
pleadings {sostantivo} (anche: summing-up, submissions)
As a result, the average time required for pleadings is approximately 25 months.
Pleadings pp. 39, 91-93. Sed contra Yugoslav pleadings in Affaire Losinger and Co. (1936) P.C.I.J.
Bill S-9 will cover those unsworn court documents that lawyers call pleadings.
6.11 The author claims, moreover, that he was not allowed to file pleadings with Brussels Criminal Court.
Currently, once the respondent's reply has been received pleadings begin (see annex I, steps B.5 and B.6).
If the pleadings indicate that the offence is not attributable to the minor, the juvenile judge dismisses the case.
All five defendants had presented their evidence by mid-June and pleadings closed on 20 July 2001.
The time limit for submission of pleadings has also been shortened and it is now possible to deal quickly with matters requiring only brief
Pursuant to article 80, judgements shall be delivered no later than eight days following conclusion of the pleadings, and all judgements
pleading {sostantivo}
pleading {sostantivo} [Dir] (anche: plea, speech for the defense)
The Committee is not entitled to use the hollow form of a pleading against a State to rewrite those provisions.
For more than 20 years, she participated in the annual seminar of intensive pleading techniques of the Quebec Bar Association.
Sir Arthur Watts, Q.C., Counsel for Jordan, in his pleading before the Court on 24 February 2004, explained this most clearly:
The immunity of counsel in pleading cases must be reaffirmed and expressly guaranteed in a legislative instrument formulated in cooperation
pleading {verbo}
to plead {verbo}
to plead [pleaded|pleaded] {v.} (anche: to appeal, to beseech, to crave to, to solicit)
Many of the detainees provided the Committee members with notes on their situation pleading for help.
to plead [pleaded|pleaded] {v.} (anche: to invoke, to appeal to, to call upon, to pray)
She cannot plead ignorance about a budget that she herself recommends to other senators for approval.
She can plead self-defence.
We cannot plead ignorance.
States may plead all measures of defence, prescription and limitation of liability which are available to private ships and cargoes and
The Greek Government pleaded the country's serious budgetary and monetary situation.
to plead [pleaded|pleaded] {v.} (anche: to appeal)
to plead [pleaded|pleaded] {v.} [Dir]
We will continue to speak out, to speak up, to advocate, to plead and entreat.
Often these accused would want to plead guilty with the help of duty counsel.
“(1) Any accused person against whom an information is filed may plead -
It is difficult at this stage to estimate how many indicted persons may in future plead guilty.
After eight days, detainees are allowed to plead their case.
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "pleading":
Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "pleadings" in Francese
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