Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

alle liti in qualsiasi giudizio

English translation:

attorneys/lawyers in any proceedings

Added to glossary by Paul O'Brien
Jun 18, 2009 12:07
14 yrs ago
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Italian term

alle liti in qualsiasi giudizio

Italian to English Law/Patents Law (general)
"sottoscrivere le dichiarazioni richieste dalle leggi tributarie
vigenti relative alle attivita' della societa', trattare e concordare con gli
uffici dell'amministrazione finanziaria i relativi accertamenti. nominare a tal fine avvocati e procuratori alle liti in qualsiasi giudizio, anche esecutivo, in ogni stato e grado, dinanzi all'autorita' giudiziaria ordinaria e speciale, nazionale e regionale, nominare avvocati e procuratori per la costituzione di parte civile in processi penali".

TIA

Proposed translations

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attorneys in any proceedings

the "alle liti" goes with the bit before - "procuratori alle liti" are basically attorneys. "In qualsiasi giudizio" is thus simply "in any proceedings"
all the best

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Note added at 48 mins (2009-06-18 12:56:11 GMT)
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"for" any proceedings might work better, on reflection

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Note added at 51 mins (2009-06-18 12:59:03 GMT)
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I reckon you could basically translate the whole phrase avvocati e procuratori alle liti as 'lawyers' and be done with it, to be honest. The only subtle difference implied here is that you might employ avvocati for any legal services (e.g. consultancy, conveyancing), while procuratori alle liti implies an appointment for the purposes of legal action.
Peer comment(s):

agree James (Jim) Davis : I would go for Simon's "lawyers" solution.
34 mins
exactly; why complicate life?
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16 mins

any litigation proceedings

Hi Pauley,

Not 100% sure here as there must be a better way of putting it.

Dana
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