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Jun 15, 2005 12:18
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English term

FIS

English to Italian Law/Patents Law (general) call for tender
In a court file under the latest decrees issued by a judge what is "FIS" and then a date. I have *DI* which means "decreto ingiuntivo" but I am lost with FIS

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Non-ProZ.com Jun 15, 2005:
Sorry all I made mistake in the language pair it is Italian English
Non-ProZ.com Jun 15, 2005:
Hi Elena it is a list of files from a tribunal and some of the judges decisions. One was
listed as "DI of March 2005" so I know that DI stands for Decreto Ingiuntivo, but then there is another hearing on a different date and the decison was listed as ** FIS - D- April 2005** I am stuck on FIS.
Laura Gentili Jun 15, 2005:
Ho trovato questo:
Legenda natura adempimento: IST = Istanza ; FIS= fiscale; RAC = raccomandata; UD = udienza
Elena Ghetti Jun 15, 2005:
check the language pair, you mention DI decreto ingiuntivo, if this is source then the language pair is wrong
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