Phrase

English translation: None = no court order as to costs i.e. litigants have to pay their own

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Italian term or phrase:	Nulla .. sulle spese
English translation:	None = no court order as to costs i.e. litigants have to pay their own
Entered by:	KirstyMacC (X)

13:40 Dec 1, 2003

Italian to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents / civil litigation

Italian term or phrase: Phrase

"Nulla sulle spese nei rapporti tra l’attore e la terza chiamata" in a court judgment, following a list of court costs to be paid by the losing party..

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Local time: 17:15

None/no order as to costs between the claimant(s) and the third party ( 'Part 20 Defendant)

Explanation:
If AE, still called plaintiff(s). Pluralise if co. litigant. In Eng. & Wales, now called claimant.
The third party joined in - by the Defendant - is also called Part 20 Defendant in GB.
Court does not seem minded to make an award of costs, if I understand the nulla right.
Similar order would be 'costs reserved'. Cour puts off making the award until later.

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Note added at 2003-12-03 14:42:39 (GMT)
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Boils down to the the claimants and the ( = fem.) corporate third-party having to pay their own costs.

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KirstyMacC (X)
Local time: 01:15

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Thank you; very helpful and very convincing.
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None/no order as to costs between the claimant(s) and the third party ( 'Part 20 Defendant)

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None/no order as to costs between the claimant(s) and the third party ( 'Part 20 Defendant)

KirstyMacC (X)
Local time: 01:15
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Thank you; very helpful and very convincing.

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