Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

intervento adesivo dipendente

English translation:

dependent supporting joinder

Added to glossary by mlreid
Mar 29, 2012 23:45
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Italian term

intervento adesivo dipendente

Italian to English Law/Patents Law (general) civil procedural wording
The source:
In particolare società XXX ha qualificato il suo proprio *** intervento come intervento adesivo dipendente**** ai sensi degli artt, 105, comma 2, e 267 c.p.c.. Trattasi, dunque, di *** intervento adesivo dipendente*** , nel senso che società XXX interviene nel presente procedimento esclusivamente per sostenere la posizione dell'attrice, società YYY e chiede all'Ill.mo Giudice di ammettere il presente intervento adesivo dipendente...

I see several types of intervenors among the Kudoz - partial, autonomous/independent and third party - but am stuck on how to render this phrase in UK English.
I thought of quote subordinate third party intervenor appearance unquote.
Does subordinate fit in? Black's and De Franchis are not very clear on this.
Can anyone help me with this one? I do appreciate the Kudoz community and its excellent quality and wealth of knowledge.
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dependent supporting joinder

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The joinder will be classified as a principal joinder (intervento principale) if the intervenor asserts a right of his own, in conflict with both the plaintiff and the defendant; it will be classified as an autonomous supporting joinder (intervento adesivo autonomo) if the intervenor, although retaining his own autonomy, takes a position equal or parallel to that of one of the parties; and as a dependent supporting joinder (intervento adesivo dipendente) if the intervenor, although not vested with autonomous eligibility to act or to resist, has nevertheless an interest in the success of one of the litigants.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks very much to a fellow Canadian. I have selected this as it fits - and not because you were the only one to reply."
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