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αίτηση δια κλήσεως

English translation: Application by summons

05:59 Oct 20, 2013
Greek to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general) / διαδικασία
Greek term or phrase: αίτηση δια κλήσεως
... αιτείται όπως το δικαστήριο ακυρώσει τα διατάγματα που εκδόθηκαν στην βάση της αίτησης δια κλήσεως.
daira
Greece
Local time: 19:56
English translation:Application by summons
Explanation:
Application by summons appears to be a term frequently used in Cyriot law texts.

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Note added at 3 hrs (2013-10-20 09:06:37 GMT)
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See this passage from Item 3 of the http://www.cypruslawdigest.com/.... link that I have included. It reads, "Order 48 is a very important procedural rule very commonly used in practice. It provides for the form of applications by summons or ex parte for all interlocutory matters and also specifies in which cases an application has to be accompanied by an affidavit and in which cases it may be made under the rules on an ex parte basis."

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Note added at 3 hrs (2013-10-20 09:46:23 GMT)
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See also:

Application to be by summons.
R.S.C. O.54, r.1.
1. Every application at chambers not made ex parte shall be made by summons.
http://www.paclii.org/ki/Rules/WP_Order1961/Order57.html
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Application by summons


Explanation:
Application by summons appears to be a term frequently used in Cyriot law texts.

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Note added at 3 hrs (2013-10-20 09:06:37 GMT)
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See this passage from Item 3 of the http://www.cypruslawdigest.com/.... link that I have included. It reads, "Order 48 is a very important procedural rule very commonly used in practice. It provides for the form of applications by summons or ex parte for all interlocutory matters and also specifies in which cases an application has to be accompanied by an affidavit and in which cases it may be made under the rules on an ex parte basis."

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Note added at 3 hrs (2013-10-20 09:46:23 GMT)
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See also:

Application to be by summons.
R.S.C. O.54, r.1.
1. Every application at chambers not made ex parte shall be made by summons.
http://www.paclii.org/ki/Rules/WP_Order1961/Order57.html


Example sentence(s):
  • Dec 13, 2012 - Which is the Civil Law applicable in Cyprus? ... It provides for the form of applications by summons or ex parte for all interlocutory matters and ...
  • In Cyprus such an application is made by summons and is accompanied by an affidavit. Once certain formalities are met the foreign judgment is declared ...

    Reference: http://www.cypruslawdigest.com/topics/judicial-system/item/1...
    Reference: http://www.pirilides.com/publication-detail.php?id=68
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