pour conclusions

English translation: Submitted [and meant to act] as pleadings

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French term or phrase:pour conclusions
English translation:Submitted [and meant to act] as pleadings
Entered by: TesCor -

23:15 Nov 21, 2004
French to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general)
French term or phrase: pour conclusions
In a ASSIGNATION DEVANT LE TRIBUNAL DE COMMERCE, the last line reads:

SOUS TOUTES RÉSERVES
POUR CONCLUSIONS

Would this be "for conclusive action"?
TesCor -
Canada
Local time: 16:17
Submitted [and meant to act] as pleadings
Explanation:
The prefix bon could be missing, albeit is implied in a sign-off.

Bon pour cession - good as an assignment.
Pour copie conforme - certified true copy.

'... at any time, but while in effect the individual consents to accept electronic service of all documents issued by the Board and all pleadings submitted by other ...'
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KirstyMacC (X)
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Summary of answers provided
4Defer to the Court/Court's Decision
Karine Gentil
4Submitted [and meant to act] as pleadings
KirstyMacC (X)
3no; for conclusions
Johanne Bouthillier
3for submissions
chaplin


  

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no; for conclusions


Explanation:
I am not sure "for conclusions" meant something, but the empression seems to mean the material is submitted without presuming a specific answer, conclusions are at the discretion of the judge

Johanne Bouthillier
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for submissions


Explanation:
conclusions: (jur) pleas, submissions
conclusions d'une enquête: findings of an enquiry

chaplin
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Defer to the Court/Court's Decision


Explanation:
Usually, this term means, in court, that the parties are diferring to the judge to make the final decision and all parties, or the party that is differing, accept that decision and will waive appeal.

Karine Gentil
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Submitted [and meant to act] as pleadings


Explanation:
The prefix bon could be missing, albeit is implied in a sign-off.

Bon pour cession - good as an assignment.
Pour copie conforme - certified true copy.

'... at any time, but while in effect the individual consents to accept electronic service of all documents issued by the Board and all pleadings submitted by other ...'



    Reference: http://www.mspb.gov/e-appeal.html
KirstyMacC (X)
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