Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
tenue en délibéré
English translation:
reserved (for) judgement
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French term
tenue en délibéré
French to English
Law/Patents
en cette cause tenue en délibéré le 25 septembre 2003, le Tribunal prononce le jugement suivant
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(case) reserved for judgement/adjourned into chambers for judges' deliberation/
Cause tenue seems to be connected with mise en delibere: FHS Bridge> withdrawal to deliberate; reserved judgment.
Proced. admin, civ, penal: 'phase de l'instance au cours de laquelle ... les magistrats se concertent avant de rendre leur decision a la majorite. Le delibere est toujours secret.' Lexique de termes juridiques, Dalloz, Paris.
Proced. admin, civ, penal: 'phase de l'instance au cours de laquelle ... les magistrats se concertent avant de rendre leur decision a la majorite. Le delibere est toujours secret.' Lexique de termes juridiques, Dalloz, Paris.
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French term (edited):
tenue en d�lib�r�
by the jury's recommendation..., the court...
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French term (edited):
tenue en d�lib�r�
held in camera
in camera
adv or adj.
[New Latin, literally, in a chamber]
In private; esp In a judge's chambers (the judge reviewed the sensitive material in camera) (an in camera proceeding)
Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of Law 1996
in opposition to : open court
It is also said when whole proceedings are held with the public excluded (French: huis clos)
adv or adj.
[New Latin, literally, in a chamber]
In private; esp In a judge's chambers (the judge reviewed the sensitive material in camera) (an in camera proceeding)
Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of Law 1996
in opposition to : open court
It is also said when whole proceedings are held with the public excluded (French: huis clos)
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