13:36 Sep 16, 2004 |
Italian to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) | |||||
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4 +1 | on an informal basis -> without being bound by procedural formalities |
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4 | amicable (here they mean the matter will be settled amicably) |
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amicable (here they mean the matter will be settled amicably) Explanation: . |
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on an informal basis -> without being bound by procedural formalities Explanation: See also IT/ENG KudoZ 736418: without being bound by/tied to/ any procedural formalities The arb. trib. doesn't have to follow the procedures of the ord. courts - nthg unusual about that. Also in BE, the Latin presumption suggests rites means procedures: omnia praesumntur rite et solemniter esse acta -> the courts presume the proper formalities for a Last Will & Testament etc. have been followed to make it valid. Challengers crawling out of the woodwork have to come up with plausible proof that they haven't. '... The difficulty that, remain is that the person is bound to comply with ... and cancel its registration so as to be saved from all these *procedural formalities*. ...' Reference: http://www.indiataxes.org/itax/5/show.asp?l=240 |
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