Sep 8, 2023 07:16
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Italian term
pubblico ministero in sede, parte necessaria
Italian to English
Law/Patents
Law (general)
Legal separation (sentenza di separazione)
context:
nel procedimento [...]
promosso da
[...]
contro
[...]
nonché
pubblico ministero, parte necessaria
context:
nel procedimento [...]
promosso da
[...]
contro
[...]
nonché
pubblico ministero, parte necessaria
Proposed translations
(English)
3 | State Counsel (US: DA/E&W: King's Proctor) in attendance at venue, compulsory party joining in |
Adrian MM.
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Proposed translations
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State Counsel (US: DA/E&W: King's Proctor) in attendance at venue, compulsory party joining in
pubblico ministero : (AmE) District Attorney, Garzanti.
Queen's / King's Proctor: a UK Crown Officer, if suspecting 'monkey business', stepping in to stop a divorce decree nisi / provisional decree beeing made a decree absolute / final decree.
ProZ (Spanish: see the first weblink) translators - whose knowledge of family law may be hazy to non-existent - tend to have a frustrating problem understanding this function that has little to do with public prosecutions.
parte necessaria : quaere in Latin > joining in rather than joined in
Queen's / King's Proctor: a UK Crown Officer, if suspecting 'monkey business', stepping in to stop a divorce decree nisi / provisional decree beeing made a decree absolute / final decree.
ProZ (Spanish: see the first weblink) translators - whose knowledge of family law may be hazy to non-existent - tend to have a frustrating problem understanding this function that has little to do with public prosecutions.
parte necessaria : quaere in Latin > joining in rather than joined in
Example sentence:
IATE: it pubblico ministero p.m. procura pubblica accusa en public prosecutor's office public prosecution service prosecution service the prosecution *State Counsel's Office*
What is the King's (previosuly Queen's) Proctor in divorce? a British judiciary officer who may intervene in probate, nullity, or divorce actions when collusion, suppression of evidence, or other irregularities are alleged.
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Peer comment(s):
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Thomas Miles
: Surely a 'party joining in' is a 'participant'?
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philgoddard
: This is not about the law of a US state or the UK. 'Compulsory party joining in' is on the right lines, but sounds awkward to me.
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