Il tutto in entrambi i casi nei limiti di competenza di codesto Giudicante

English translation: All the aforesaid applies in both cases within the limits of the powers of this court

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Italian term or phrase:Il tutto in entrambi i casi nei limiti di competenza di codesto Giudicante
English translation:All the aforesaid applies in both cases within the limits of the powers of this court
Entered by: James (Jim) Davis

13:30 Nov 6, 2007
Italian to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general)
Italian term or phrase: Il tutto in entrambi i casi nei limiti di competenza di codesto Giudicante
Still the same summons; this comes from the prayer for relief:

*Il tutto in entrambi i casi nei limiti di competenza di codesto Giudicante.* In ogni caso con vittoria di spese, competenze ed onorari di giudizio oltre al rimborso spese ex Art. 14 T.P., I.V.A. 20% e C.P.A. 2% come per legge."

It seems ungrammatical to me (aren't we missing a verb in the first sentence?) ... but as soon as I figure out what it means, I'll stick one in there just for giggles.

Thanks for any lumi!

W.
WendellR
Local time: 12:07
All the aforesaid applies in both cases within the limits of the powers of this court
Explanation:
"A sentence must contain at least a subject and a verb and..." In English, not necessarily in Italian. This formula is quite common. Might like to swap court for Judge, according to the circumstances.
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James (Jim) Davis
Seychelles
Local time: 15:07
Grading comment
I went for it in the absence of other brainstorms, but it's a redundancy I wouldn't normally translate literally: "in both cases" doesn't mean much, because there aren't two examples/cases/instances described previously in the document.
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4 +2All the aforesaid applies in both cases within the limits of the powers of this court
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All the aforesaid applies in both cases within the limits of the powers of this court


Explanation:
"A sentence must contain at least a subject and a verb and..." In English, not necessarily in Italian. This formula is quite common. Might like to swap court for Judge, according to the circumstances.

James (Jim) Davis
Seychelles
Local time: 15:07
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Grading comment
I went for it in the absence of other brainstorms, but it's a redundancy I wouldn't normally translate literally: "in both cases" doesn't mean much, because there aren't two examples/cases/instances described previously in the document.

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agree  Wordwatcher: Yes. Powers of att. often end "Il tutto con promessa di rato e valido".
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agree  Romanian Translator (X)
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