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18:48 Oct 24, 2014 |
Danish to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) / Subpoena | |||||||
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3 | primary claim (secondary claim) |
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3 | (civ.) principally (alternatively) |
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principal (primær) påstand / subsidiær (sekundær) påstand |
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primary claim (secondary claim) Explanation: :o) |
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(civ.) principally (alternatively) Explanation: Has been asked and answered before by both a familiar asker and respondent. So it's a good bet which answer is going to be (re)chosen. Subpoena suggests in the UK civil vs. criminal, whilst unclear from the question. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 21 hrs (2014-10-25 16:05:50 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Hating to see Danish girls in pain, I pray that you will nonetheless enjoy translating such a long and litigious (civil pleading?) document. Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://www.proz.com/kudoz/danish_to_english/law_general/4703... |
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Reference: principal (primær) påstand / subsidiær (sekundær) påstand Reference information: Erhvervsret C (iBog): 22.2 Civile retssager erhvervsretc.systime.dk/index.php?id=504 I påstanden udtrykkes det krav, som en part ønsker at få opfyldt ved dommen. Der vil ofte blive fremsat flere påstande - eksempelvis en ***principal (primær) påstand***, f.eks. om at sagsøgte skal betale 100.000 kr., og en ***subsidiær (sekundær) påstand*** f.eks. om betaling af et mindre beløb efter rettens skøn. Påstandene er meget vigtige, da dommeren kun må dømme i henhold til de nedlagte påstande. |
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