Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

conclamata

English translation:

(clearly) evidenced

Added to glossary by Sarah Weston
Aug 29, 2014 05:47
10 yrs ago
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Italian term

conclamata

Italian to English Law/Patents Law (general)
It's probably the time of night but I cannot grasp the sense of "conclamata" in the last part of the sentence below:

"L’erronea valutazione dei motivi di ricorso, con specifico riferimento alla dedotta insufficiente/carente istruttoria, da parte del Giudice di prime cure in occasione della disamina dell’istanza cautelare proposta dalla ricorrente, ***risulta conclamata anche da un ulteriore e oggettivo rilievo***."

What am I missing?

Thanks!

Sarah
Proposed translations (English)
3 +3 (clearly) evidenced

Discussion

philgoddard Aug 29, 2014:
It couldn't be condannata, could it? I've looked up conclamare, and none of the meanings seems to fit.

Proposed translations

+3
11 mins
Selected

(clearly) evidenced

"... is also evidenced by..."

one possible solution.

https://www.google.com/search?q="is also evidenced by"&ie=ut...

"Conclamata" is a bit (over)emphatic and means "manifestly/clearly showed/evidenced"
Peer comment(s):

agree Thomas Roberts : Yes, or something plainer even such as established
6 mins
as you perfectly know, lawyers are masters in the art of overcomplicating matters... ;-)
agree Shabelula : well, conclamato is also used in medicine
24 mins
where I reckon it's used in a more appropriate manner. :-)
agree tradu-grace
4 hrs
thank you
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