Glossary entry

Italiano term or phrase:

giudizio di merito

Inglese translation:

suit/court case/ pending action/ legal proceedings

Added to glossary by Michele Galuppo
Oct 24, 2008 15:10
16 yrs ago
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Italiano term

guidizio di merito

Da Italiano a Inglese Legale/Brevetti Legale: Contratti
Frase:Conferisco mandato all’avv. ......con studio in ......presso il quale eleggo domicilio, a redigere e sottoscrivere il presente atto, a rappresentarmi e difendermi nel relativo giudizio di merito, di opposizione, di appello, di esecuzione e di citazione di terzo, con le più ampie facoltà di mandato alle liti, etc.
Proposed translations (Inglese)
5 +1 suit/court case/ pending action/ legal proceedings
5 +2 trial proceedings
4 main trial

Proposed translations

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suit/court case/ pending action/ legal proceedings

any of these would do "di merit" means a case on wich judge is handed down based on the legal merits applied to the facts of the case ... at least this is what the text book says in Italy ...

Alison

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Note added at 6 mins (2008-10-24 15:16:55 GMT)
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sorry - I can't type today - please read "which" and "judgment"

ACK
Peer comment(s):

neutral JRM (X) : Your definition is correct. But as the list mentions specific types of proceedings, I feel "legal proceedings" or "action" is too generic as it would cover everything else in the list. A general term would come at the end, eg "any other proceedings"
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agree Dario Di Pietropaolo : tecnically "di merito" is opposed to "di legittimità" which is a supreme court trial. The supreme court "Corte di Cassazione" only deals with questions regarding correct application of the law. As a result "di merito" is anything other than supreme court.
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trial proceedings

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Note added at 18 mins (2008-10-24 15:28:36 GMT)
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definition of trial:
http://www.answers.com/main/ntquery?s=trial&gwp=13
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trial
Peer comment(s):

agree Sylvia Gilbertson : If you need to distinguish this from the other terms that follow, this refers to the original trial case in the lower court. Plus (I can't seem to add this any other way), yes, this would be the trial on the merits and not on procedural issues.
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Thanks Sylvia. On the basis of the distinction made by dariodipi between "di merito" & "di legittimità", I would say it's the difference between a trial on the merits/facts and "proceedings on a point of law"
agree Peter Cox
12 ore
Thanks Peter
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main trial

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