Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

per tutte (in this context)

English translation:

by way of example/ as representative

Added to glossary by Sarah Weston
Feb 19, 2009 15:43
15 yrs ago
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Italian term

per tutte (in this context)

Italian to English Law/Patents Law (general)
I have a few doubts about this sentence so I'm going to post a few questions. The first is "per tutte". Any ideas what this refers to here?

"Si cita, ***per tutte***, la sentenza della Cass. Civ., Sez. II, 3-12-2004, no. 22781, che a proposito del criterio ermeneutico fissa all'articolo 1363 c.c., afferma che question non è alternativo od eventuale respetto a quello letterale, ma è concorrente a quello di cui all'articolo 1362 c.c. - ai fini della ricerca della comune voluntà dei contraenti."

Discussion

Sarah Weston (asker) Feb 19, 2009:
scusate, dovrebbe essere "questo non è alternativo od eventuale rispetto a..."

Proposed translations

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26 mins
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by way of example/ as representative

Hi Sarah!
sure that's what is meant here

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Note added at 28 mins (2009-02-19 16:11:52 GMT)
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in other words, I agree with BTT2009's interpretation, but would put it differently
Peer comment(s):

agree Alison Kennedy
2 mins
thanks Alison; we were obviously on the same wavelength at the same time! Get the niggling feeling you're onto something with the Latin expression, but I can't put my finger on it either
agree Sele
4 hrs
thanks Sele
agree luskie
5 hrs
thanks luskie
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks Simon!"
-1
7 mins

for the benefit of all parties

tutte le parti?
(if it's a contract)
Note low confidence :o)
Peer comment(s):

disagree Alison Kennedy : No "tutte" refers to sentenza
21 mins
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17 mins

between all instances

not sure if it's the perfect translation; in fact it should be "fra tutte" (le altre sentenze).

It means that the specific ruling is valid for all instances as it involves the application of the same principle.

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+2
27 mins

one leading judgment representing/by way of example of other decisions

This literally means "one citation/example representing all and any other case law on the merits of the question".

There is a latin term that says this but I am having recall problems this afternoon - if it comes to me, I'll repost.

Alison
Peer comment(s):

agree James (Jim) Davis : With a rapier?
51 mins
agree luskie : wouldn't the latin expression simply be "exempli gratia", i.e. e.g. :)) ?
5 hrs
YES ... THIS IS WHAT i WAS LOOKING FOR ... tHZ
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