Π.Χρ. ΜΕ'

English translation: Poinika Chronika (Penal Chronicles), vol. 45

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Greek term or phrase:Π.Χρ. ΜΕ'
English translation:Poinika Chronika (Penal Chronicles), vol. 45

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Greek to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general)
Greek term or phrase: Π.Χρ. ΜΕ'
ΑΠ 498/1995 Π.Χρ. ΜΕ' 787
Viole T.
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Poinika Chronika (Penal Chronicles), vol. 45
Explanation:
Η υπ' αριθμόν 498 τού έτους 1995 απόφαση τού Αρείου Πάγου είναι δημοσιευμένη στο περιοδικό Ποινικά Χρονικά, τόμος ΜΕ΄ (=45) σελίδα 787.
The complete translation of the citation would be: Areopagus (Court of Cassation) decision no. 498/1995, Poinika Chronika (Penal Chronicles), vol. 45, p. 787. Although my own citation of the case shows it at p. 792, so please double-check your source.
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Poinika Chronika (Penal Chronicles), vol. 45


Explanation:
Η υπ' αριθμόν 498 τού έτους 1995 απόφαση τού Αρείου Πάγου είναι δημοσιευμένη στο περιοδικό Ποινικά Χρονικά, τόμος ΜΕ΄ (=45) σελίδα 787.
The complete translation of the citation would be: Areopagus (Court of Cassation) decision no. 498/1995, Poinika Chronika (Penal Chronicles), vol. 45, p. 787. Although my own citation of the case shows it at p. 792, so please double-check your source.


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