Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

asunto contencioso judicial

English translation:

litigation

Added to glossary by EirTranslations
Aug 20, 2010 08:59
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Spanish term

asunto contencioso judicial

Spanish to English Other Law (general)
This refers to a court ruling document of this nature, thanks

Discussion

AllegroTrans Aug 20, 2010:
Can you give a little of the text before and after the phrase please?

Proposed translations

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litigation

así de sencillo.
Peer comment(s):

agree FrenchPhD : Yes that's all it is.
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Thanks! konungursvia.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "thanks"
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subject matter of a legal dispute

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material issues in litigation

'Material', here, would mean 'issues that are covered by existing law, so that they can be considered by a court', an adjective for the noun 'issues'. Naturally, there are many ways to say this basic concept, depending on the context of the source document and the wording in that text. The source country and target country may also affect the most-preferable translation.

This wording would be more appropriate for a civil suit, rather than a criminal proceeding; or at least for an appeal on a criminal case, rather than for the underlying criminal trial/hearings.
Peer comment(s):

neutral AllegroTrans : I cannot see how you read "material issues" into this given we have no context other than the phrase
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Actually, my wording is a direct translation, English - English, of Nerino'sgeneral definition into U.S. legalese according to Black's law dictionary. However, I agree with you that more context is needed for definitive translation of the Query. Regards!
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judicial contentious matter

HTH
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matter litigated in court

from the court report...

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the subject of the proceedings

another option - but we know how the phrase appears in the document
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