istanziata
English translation: defendant
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| 11:38 Feb 21, 2009 |
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14 mins confidence: 
filed/claimed Explanation: I think it means filed or claimed, for example istanza di divorzio means to file a divorce. And as it is used in the heading, what has been claimed or filed should be clearly written below "istanziata". |
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30 mins confidence:
defendant Explanation: yes, the defendant, respondent. This should be enough, because obviously you only become a defendant once a writ has been served on you anyway, so usually there's no point spelling out 'person on whom the writ/claim has been served' - it means exactly the same thing |
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