Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
be non suited
Spanish translation:
ser sobreseído
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Pocho
Nov 8, 2016 10:20
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English term
be non suited
English to Spanish
Law/Patents
Law (general)
Power of Attorney
Hola:
Tengo una duda en la construcción be non suited que aparece en un poder notarial.
To commence prosecute enforce defend answer or oppose all sanctions and other legal proceedings and demandas touching any of the matters aforesaid or any other matters in which the Company is or may hereafter be interested or concerned and also if thought fit to compromise refer to arbitration abandon submit to jugdement or ******be non suited****** in any such action or proceedings as aforesaid.
Mi intento sería algo así:
[...] si se estima conveniente, transigir, recurrir a arbitraje, renunciar, someter a juicio o no ser demandado con respecto a las acciones o procedimientos mencionados.
Gracias.
Tengo una duda en la construcción be non suited que aparece en un poder notarial.
To commence prosecute enforce defend answer or oppose all sanctions and other legal proceedings and demandas touching any of the matters aforesaid or any other matters in which the Company is or may hereafter be interested or concerned and also if thought fit to compromise refer to arbitration abandon submit to jugdement or ******be non suited****** in any such action or proceedings as aforesaid.
Mi intento sería algo así:
[...] si se estima conveniente, transigir, recurrir a arbitraje, renunciar, someter a juicio o no ser demandado con respecto a las acciones o procedimientos mencionados.
Gracias.
Proposed translations
(Spanish)
3 +4 | ser sobreseído | Mónica Algazi |
References
Desistimiento | Richard Vranch |
Proposed translations
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Reference comments
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Reference:
Desistimiento
This is an interesting blog entry by Rebecca Jowers on deistimiento, which could apply in civil proceedings and refers, in this context, to the claimant withdrawing the suit (as opposed to sobreseimiento, whereby the court imposes a stay of proceedings, etc)
"In other contexts, desistimiento (del demandante) is likewise used in civil procedure to denote the plaintiff’s abandonment of a proceeding before a trial of the issues"
"In other contexts, desistimiento (del demandante) is likewise used in civil procedure to denote the plaintiff’s abandonment of a proceeding before a trial of the issues"
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