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Italian to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) | |||||||
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4 +1 | submitting the following closing argument on the merits (of the case) |
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4 | drawing the following conclusions in merit |
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drawing the following conclusions in merit Explanation: Explanation |
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submitting the following closing argument on the merits (of the case) Explanation: Also known as summation or summing up, i.e. the final arguments submitted by both parties' counsel in a civil case or by prosecution and defence in a criminal case. In Italy, it normally includes motions or applications to the court to order certain actions/measures to be taken. Alison |
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