Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

sia in via cautelare sia in via ordinaria

English translation:

by injunctive relief as well as by ordinary civil action

Added to glossary by Paola T
Feb 1, 2011 14:37
13 yrs ago
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Italian term

sia in via cautelare sia in via ordinaria

Italian to English Law/Patents Law (general)
X, in qualità di società distributrice in Italia dei prodotti XXXX, ha pieno titolo ad agire sia in via cautelare sia in via ordinaria, anche per ottenere il risarcimento dei danni subiti.
Change log

Feb 1, 2011 17:43: Daniela Zambrini changed "Term asked" from "sia in via cautelare sia in via ordinaria **urgent please**" to "sia in via cautelare sia in via ordinaria "

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by injunctive relief as well as by ordinary civil action

You may either wait until you sustain actual injury and damages before filing legal action; or you may seek injunctive relief to prevent imminent and certain damages that have not yet materialised.

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Note added at 14 hrs (2011-02-02 05:20:52 GMT)
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Under Italian law, you may also file an action for injunctive relief and a civil action at the same time. It is common in cases involving debt or money claims, that the creditor will seek an injunction to stop the debtor from selling assets that can be used to liquidate the debt. At the same time, the creditor can also seek compensation for damages.
Peer comment(s):

agree Deborah Cornwell-Kelly
15 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you Adele! :)"
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Italian term (edited): sia in via cautelare sia in via ordinaria **urgent please**

both on an interim basis as well as according to ordinary procedures

in via cautelare = on an interim basis

via ordinaria = according to normal court procedures
Note from asker:
thank you Thomas! :)
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Italian term (edited): sia in via cautelare sia in via ordinaria **urgent please**

both as a precautionary measure and in an ordinary manner

This seems to fit.... hope it helps
Note from asker:
thank you Barbara! :)
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