descargo
English translation: deposition/evidence provided by defendant for his defense
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disclaimer Explanation: see http://www.proz.com/?sp=h&eid_c=25580&id=92254&keyword=desca... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-17 11:23:40 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- or sentencia nula por omisión de prueba de descargo idónea ofrecida Translation void judgment for failure to file valid challenging evidence (answerer MEdith) There are other possibilities depending on the context. See the Glossaries. Good luck! lise |
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11 mins confidence: 
depositions presented in (his own) defence Explanation: See Collins Spanish Dictionary Fourth Edition p.238:- descargo = (e) (Jur: descargos, pliego de descargo) evidence, depositions (in favour of the defendant); answers, rebuttals; (fig) excuses, special pleading; testigo de descargo = witness for the defence. Maybe its not the exact phrase -- but I hope it helps. |
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deposition/evidence provided by defendant for his defense Explanation: legal experience |
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disclaimer/deposition. Explanation: the document was introduced by the defendant in his deposition/anser. |
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plea or answer to charges Explanation: The instrument/document/certification was furnished by the defendant in his plea (or answer to the charges). Ref. = Dic. Términos Legales, L. Robb West's Law & Comm. Dic. |
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defense Explanation: according to Oxford. |
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