ritenuta la propria competenza,

English translation: accept / having accepted its own inherent jurisdiction

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Italian term or phrase:	ritenere/ ritenuta la propria competenza
English translation:	accept / having accepted its own inherent jurisdiction
Entered by:	Adrian MM.

09:48 May 25, 2020

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Italian term or phrase: ritenuta la propria competenza,

16) chiede che
VOGLIA L'ILL.MO SIG. GIUDICE DEL TRIBUNALE
ritenuta la propria competenza,
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INGIUNGERE

Buongiorno, ho trovato diversi kudoz per "having jurisdiction" ecc., ma credo sia più corretto "being competent", perché a mio avviso sono due concetti diversi.

Grazie.

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accept / having accepted inherent jurisdiction (to hear the case)

Explanation:
a court / judge can also (NB native English translators & interpreters) *decline* jurisdiction ratione loci / territorially or materiae / by reason of the subject-matter = refuse to try a case.

Here, INGIUNGERE suggests as in E&W applications ('claims') for a restraining (prohibitive) or mandatory (must-do) injunction, that the judge is exercising the court's own inherent jurisdiction to hear what might possibly be an application for an interim order.

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Notes:

1. Competenza means the court is one of 'competent jurisdiction'

2. literal translation for competenza based on the last ProZ answer: having retained his or its own authority

3. in FRE: retenir une affaire > decide to proceed with a case (Bridge's Council of Europe Legal Glossary)

and

4. in SPA: retener competencia > a court retains jurisidiction over a case (Butterworth's legal dictionary).

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accept / having accepted inherent jurisdiction (to hear the case)

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ritenere / ritenuta la propria competenza

accept / having accepted inherent jurisdiction (to hear the case)

In addition to the existence of detailed court rules pursuant to which litigation proceeds, the Irish courts have 'inherent jurisdiction' at their disposal, which allows them to take certain steps with regard to the conduct of proceedings.

Reference: http://eng.proz.com/kudoz/italian-to-english/law-general/165...
Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inherent_jurisdiction

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Asker: Competenza e giurisdizione non sono la stessa cosa.

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