Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

EXTRAIT DES CONCLUSIONS (PRISES DANS L’INTERET DE XXX CONTRE YYY)

English translation:

excerpt from pleadings filed on behalf of XXX; certified copy of rulings made in favour of XXX vs YYY; true and exact copy of concluding (legal) arguments (in X vs. Y)

Added to glossary by Susan Gastaldi
Aug 8, 2008 00:17
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French term

EXTRAIT DES CONCLUSIONS (PRISES DANS L’INTERET DE XXX CONTRE YYY)

French to English Law/Patents Law (general) Court case conclusions
Would I be right in translating this heading as: "Extract of conclusions" (taken in the interest of XXX versus YYY)? Thank you very much

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excerpt from pleadings filed on behalf of XXX

In some cases they're 'submissions', not pleadings, and in the US they may be a 'brief', instead of 'pleadings', especially on appeal.
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agree writeaway : this document title is a duplicate of the question asked yesterday before asker logged in to ask more questions: http://www.proz.com/kudoz/french_to_english/law_general/2752...
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agree Aude Sylvain
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agree B D Finch
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks Rufinus and thanks to all. This may in fact be a repeat question - my memory is not quite up to scratch. Sorry and thanks again for your help"
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Certified copy of rulings made in favor of XXX against YYY

Hello,

I'm not sure, but it may be something like that.

I think that "extrait" is a certified copy.

I think that "conclusions" are "rulings" here (sometimes they can be "pleadings" or "summaries")

prises = made (taken)
dans l'intérêt de = in favor of

I hope this helps.
Note from asker:
Thanks, sounds perfect! Will see if anyone has anything to add but I've put this in my translation already.
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true and exact copy of concluding (legal) arguments (in X vs. Y)

true and exact copy of concluding (legal) arguments (in X vs. Y)

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