odlučivati u punoj jurisdikciji

English translation: decide/rule in full jurisdiction (disputes)

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Serbian term or phrase:odlučivati u punoj jurisdikciji
English translation:decide/rule in full jurisdiction (disputes)
Entered by: Bogdan Petrovic

09:15 Aug 26, 2015
Serbian to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general) / administrative disputes
Serbian term or phrase: odlučivati u punoj jurisdikciji
Rasprava je obavezna i ako je u upravnom postupku učestvovalo dve ili više stranaka sa suprotnim interesima kao i kada sud utvrđuje činjenično stanje radi rešavanja u punoj jurisdikciji.

Postoji konstrukcija "in full jurisdiction", ali je vrlo malo referenci za "adjudicate in full jurisdiction" ili "decide in full jurisdiction".
Bogdan Petrovic
Serbia
Local time: 14:05
decide/rule in full jurisdiction (disputes)
Explanation:
In legal terms, „a full jurisdiction“ and „a full dispute“ have to be used as
synonyms due to the fact that both legal institutes imply that a dispute is conducted
by a judge who acts in his full judicial capacity having at disposal all legal means
which are frequently used by judges.

Izraze „puna jurisdikcija“ i „puni spor“ treba koristiti kao sinonime jer oba podrazumijevaju da spor vodi sudac koji u potpunosti vrši svoju sudačku funkciju, a pritom ima na raspolaganju sva sredstva koja suci uobičajeno koriste.

SOURCE:
SPOR PUNE JURISDIKCIJE PREMA ZAKONU O UPRAVNIM SPOROVIMA IZ 2010.
THE DISPUTE OF FULL JURISDICTION ACCORDING TO THE
2010 ADMINISTRATIVE DISPUTE ACT
B. BRITVIĆ VETMA, Spor pune jurisdikcije prema Zakonu o upravnim...
Zb. Prav. fak. Rij. (1991) v. 32, br. 1, 381-405 (2011)

EXAMPLES:
In these cases courts may decide in full jurisdiction, which means that their decision substitutes the administrative act entirely.

When laws were introduced (giving the Council of State power to rule in full-jurisdiction appeals, for instance),
http://aca-europe.eu/seminars/Dubrovnik2011/Paper_Gjidara_en...
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decide/rule in full jurisdiction (disputes)


Explanation:
In legal terms, „a full jurisdiction“ and „a full dispute“ have to be used as
synonyms due to the fact that both legal institutes imply that a dispute is conducted
by a judge who acts in his full judicial capacity having at disposal all legal means
which are frequently used by judges.

Izraze „puna jurisdikcija“ i „puni spor“ treba koristiti kao sinonime jer oba podrazumijevaju da spor vodi sudac koji u potpunosti vrši svoju sudačku funkciju, a pritom ima na raspolaganju sva sredstva koja suci uobičajeno koriste.

SOURCE:
SPOR PUNE JURISDIKCIJE PREMA ZAKONU O UPRAVNIM SPOROVIMA IZ 2010.
THE DISPUTE OF FULL JURISDICTION ACCORDING TO THE
2010 ADMINISTRATIVE DISPUTE ACT
B. BRITVIĆ VETMA, Spor pune jurisdikcije prema Zakonu o upravnim...
Zb. Prav. fak. Rij. (1991) v. 32, br. 1, 381-405 (2011)

EXAMPLES:
In these cases courts may decide in full jurisdiction, which means that their decision substitutes the administrative act entirely.

When laws were introduced (giving the Council of State power to rule in full-jurisdiction appeals, for instance),
http://aca-europe.eu/seminars/Dubrovnik2011/Paper_Gjidara_en...


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Native speaker of: Dutch
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