gehoord betrokkene in zijn middelen

English translation: having heard the arguments of the party concerned, as

03:59 Sep 17, 2001
Dutch to English translations [PRO]
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Dutch term or phrase: gehoord betrokkene in zijn middelen
This comes from a beschikking from the rechtbank van eerste aanleg. After all the 'gelet op' business comes the following:
gehoord betrokkene in zijn middelen, ontwikkeld door...
gehoord X in zijn vordering.
Lucy Spring
English translation:having heard the arguments of the party concerned, as
Explanation:
put forward by ..., having heard the actionable cause of X ...
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jarry (X)
South Africa
Local time: 11:32
Grading comment
Thank you to David for the reference, but I've chosen to award Jarry the points for the comprehensive answer to both parts of my question.
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Summary of answers provided
4The accused's means
Dave Greatrix
4The accused's means
Dave Greatrix
4by the way!
Dave Greatrix
4Person in question
Dave Greatrix
4Person in question
Dave Greatrix
4having heard the arguments of the party concerned, as
jarry (X)


  

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The accused's means


Explanation:
Lucy, this could relate to several things depending on the context. The accused's means of defence, his means of paying his defence, his means of being able to pay a debt. Hope this helps.

Dave Greatrix
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The accused's means


Explanation:
Lucy, this could relate to several things depending on the context. The accused's means of defence, his means of paying his defence, his means of being able to pay a debt. Hope this helps.


    accused
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by the way!


Explanation:
The person concerned may not be an "accused", but someone related to the case. This site went haywire, or I did. I don't usually stutter.

Dave Greatrix
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Person in question


Explanation:
Hi again Lucy.

On reflection I would go for the above.

Accused is a bit strong, that would be a "verdacht"

I can't think of one word at the moment to replace betrokkene, if there is one (heavy weekend)

Something you might find useful is EuroLex. Loads of european laws and directives, where you can, using your "find" function on Edit menu, countless legal terms in documents that have been translated into all Euro lingos. You'll find "betrokkene" in the Dutch version of the ref below. Just click on "nl" at the top of the page.

Dave Greatrix
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Person in question


Explanation:
Hi again Lucy.

On reflection I would go for the above.

Accused is a bit strong, that would be a "verdacht"

I can't think of one word at the moment to replace betrokkene, if there is one (heavy weekend)

Something you might find useful is EuroLex. Loads of european laws and directives, where you can, using your "find" function on Edit menu, countless legal terms in documents that have been translated into all Euro lingos. You'll find "betrokkene" in the Dutch version of the ref below. Just click on "nl" at the top of the page.


    Reference: http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/en/lif/dat/1971/en_371R1408.htm...
Dave Greatrix
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having heard the arguments of the party concerned, as


Explanation:
put forward by ..., having heard the actionable cause of X ...

jarry (X)
South Africa
Local time: 11:32
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in pair: 3855
Grading comment
Thank you to David for the reference, but I've chosen to award Jarry the points for the comprehensive answer to both parts of my question.
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