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| 10:37 Aug 29, 2017 |
| English to Polish translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) / Family Court | |||||
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|  Selected response from: mike23 Poland Local time: 12:03 | ||||
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| 3 | rozprawa arbitrażowa |
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| 2 +1 | posiedzenie w trybie postępowania spornego/w trybie spornym |
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peer agreement (net): +1posiedzenie w trybie postępowania spornego/w trybie spornym Explanation: posiedzenie w trybie postępowania spornego/w trybie spornym Tak strzelam, może później jeszcze na to spojrzę. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 11 hrs (2017-08-29 21:48:00 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- W Portugalii rozwód można uzyskać za obopólnym porozumieniem lub w trybie postępowania spornego. https://e-justice.europa.eu/content_divorce-45-pt-maximizeMS... ... ubezwłasnowolnienie, stwierdzenie praw do spadku, rozgraniczenie nieruchomości, ustanowienie opieki. Postępowanie to – w przeciwieństwie do postępowania spornego, może być wszczęte z urzędu. http://knockoutfest.pl/postepowanie-przed-sadem/postepowanie... Istnieją dwa zasadnicze sposoby przeprowadzenia separacji, które procesowo zostały określone jako tryb sporny oraz niesporny. ... Wszczęcie postępowania separacyjnego w trybie spornym następuje w wyniku pozwu skierowanego przez jednego z małżonków przeciwko drugiemu. http://kancelariasocha.pl/article/12/jak-wszczac-postepowani... |
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rozprawa arbitrażowa Explanation: ma taki charakter, jak wynika z definicji Wikipedii |
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46 mins peer agreement (net): +1 |
| Reference: contested hearing Reference information: Contested hearing is a formal court hearing, held when the parties do not agree on one or more issues. A Judge or Magistrate hears both parties tell their stories and then makes a decision. You can speak for yourself, bring witnesses, and present documents. Court rules of evidence and procedure will be followed. http://ptla.org/divorce-glossary This is a court hearing which happens when there is no agreement about what has happened or should happen between the people (parties) involved in the case. Each party then puts their evidence before the court and the judge makes a final decision about what has happened or what will happen in the future. http://www.frg.org.uk/need-help-or-advice/an-a-z-of-terms#co... If you find yourself in a disagreement which goes before the court, you may need to attend a contested hearing. What happens at a contested hearing? During the hearing, each party gets the chance to argue their position and present their case in front of a judge. The judge will then make a decision at that hearing or shortly afterwards and will then issue a court order. This court order is binding on both parties, unless one party makes an appeal to a higher court. An example of a contested hearing is where one parent contests an interim contact order, regulating contact between the other parent and child. http://www.separateddads.co.uk/preparation-contested-hearing... |
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