Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

conferma totale dell'atto impugnato

English translation:

uphold the disputed order/order appealed against

Added to glossary by simon tanner
Feb 22, 2009 01:37
15 yrs ago
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Italian term

conferma totale dell'atto impugnato

Italian to English Law/Patents Law (general)
This is the closing sentence in a response from to an appeal against taxes charged by the Italian revenue office. Thanks very much for any help!

"Tutto ciò premesso, si chiede il rigetto del ricorso e la ***conferma totale dell'atto impugnato***, con vittoria delle spese di giudizio ed onorari di causa, come da separata nota spese."
Change log

Mar 4, 2009 08:46: simon tanner Created KOG entry

Proposed translations

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uphold the disputed order/order appealed against

I would recast the sentence to make it a verb, 'the Court is requested to dismiss the appeal and uphold the disputed order'
In this case, if we are in the same context as you 'atto impositivo' post, I would say 'order' for atto,which is presumably a fine or order to pay
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Hi Simon, thanks, I used the first option you suggested in the end - sorry for the delay and thanks very much."
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the complete upholding of the action object of the appeal

Or something to the same effect
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comprehensive confirmation of the (UK) challenged/(Ind) impugned/ notice of assessment

Impugned is all right for trademarks and, in India, for tax assessment orders etc.

In the UK challenge or appeal is commoner.
Example sentence:

Show on the Assessment Notice the average percentage change in the neighbourhood. ... That, when a property assessment is challenged based on an actual sale ...

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total confirmation of the re-assessment

the state is pleading for the court to confirm the reassessment and dismiss the appeal launched against it by the taxpayer...good luck, PC
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