CHE SIGNIFICA LITIGIOUSLY IN INGLESE
Causa
Una causa o un "diritto d'appello" è un'azione civile portata in un tribunale in cui un ricorrente, una parte che sostiene di aver subito perdite a seguito di azioni del convenuto, richiede un rimedio legale o equo. Il convenuto è tenuto a rispondere alla denuncia del ricorrente. Se l'attore ha successo, la sentenza è a favore del ricorrente e può essere rilasciata una serie di ordini giudiziari per far valere un diritto, dare un danno ai danni o imporre un provvedimento provvisorio o permanente per impedire un atto o imporre un atto. Una sentenza dichiarativa può essere rilasciata per impedire future controversie legali. Una causa può comportare la risoluzione delle controversie tra questioni di diritto privato tra individui, soggetti commerciali o organizzazioni senza fini di lucro. Una causa può anche consentire allo Stato di essere trattato come se fosse una parte privata in un caso civile, in quanto attrice o convenuta per un pregiudizio, o che possa fornire allo Stato una causa civile di azione per far rispettare determinate leggi. Il comportamento di una causa è chiamato controversia. I ricorrenti e gli imputati sono chiamati contenziosi e gli avvocati che li rappresentano sono chiamati litigatori. Il termine controversie può anche riferirsi a processo penale ...
definizione di litigiously nel dizionario inglese
La prima definizione di litigiosamente nel dizionario è in un modo che è eccessivamente pronto per andare alla legge. Un'altra definizione di litigiosamente è in un modo che è o relativo a contenzioso. Litigiosamente è anche in un modo che è incline a discutere o non essere d'accordo.
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «LITIGIOUSLY»
Scopri l'uso di
litigiously nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
litigiously e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Delaware County Reports
... said writings, and in granting letters to John Jamison, and in revoking letters
pendente lite should not be sustained. This petition averred the testamentary
nature of the said writings, that John Jamison had litigiously delayed the
settlement ...
2
Works of John Dryden, Volume XVIII: Prose: The History of ...
In any case, The History of the League offered nothing so simple as a partial,
litigious parallel between some events in late sixteenth-century France and some
in late seventeenth-century England, together with a quantity of litigiously
irrelevant ...
John Dryden, Alan Roper, Vinton Dearing,
1975
3
Journal of a visit to England in 1883
who are too litigiously inclined! It is easy to enter it : but to come out safe and
successful is both doubtful and difficult. I think the fault lies not so much with the
people as with the procedure, which is tardy, and often drags a weary length of
time.
Sir Bhagavat Siṃhajī (Maharaja of Gondal),
1886
4
Free-Range Kids, How to Raise Safe, Self-Reliant Children ...
... arm being pinched. We are so convinced that we can make the world 101
percent safe that the idea of a child suffering even a pinch or scrape seems
mercilessly, litigiously cruel. And I guess we have to thank the litigiously minded
folks ...
5
New York Court of Appeals. Records and Briefs.
In Point 11 of its brief before this court the plaintiff-respondent attempts to show
that "The defendant-appellant appears to be litigiously minded," and it repeats
the statement made in the moving affidavit on the motion for summary judgment (
fols ...
New York (State). Court of Appeals.,
1935
6
An Appeal to the Public,
having litigiously commenced a law-suit against a parent. This false, this foul
assertion, thus clearly wiped away, it behoves me now to refute the remaining
part of this charge, by which I am accused of being the primary and sole cause of
all ...
George Robert Fitzgerald,
1782
7
A Complete System of Pleading: Comprehending the Most ...
... aforesaid) why not come forward and try the cause (meaning the said action or
suit so> brought against the said Charles as aforesaid), without litigiously filing
several bills in the exchequer," (thereby meauing and insinuating that the
conduct ...
8
The Lex Scripta of the Isle of Man: Comprehending the ...
litigiously defended such Action of Suit necessarily brought as aforesaid, as the
said Governor or his Deputy Or Deputys, or other Court, Judge, or Magistrate, as
well Spiritual as Temporal, shall in their judicious consideration think proper to ...
9
Religion and Civility: The Primacy of Conscience
One is inclined to believe that adversarial campaigning (adversarial two-party
politics) and its attendant absence of compromise is largely the product of the
lawyer mentality, which is trained professionally to think and act litigiously, ...
Sylvester L Steffen,
2011
10
Wendell Berry: Life and Work
As both Plato and Saint Paul believed, a society that is litigiously dependent
upon courts and lawyers for its justice and well-being is already in serious crisis.
Paul admonishes the Corinthian community, "In fact, to have lawsuits at all with
one ...
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «LITIGIOUSLY»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
litigiously nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Stage: When darkness falls at the Happy Days festival
Grave turning must be regular for the playwright, who was fiercely and litigiously protective of his work, a tradition the Samuel Beckett estate ... «Irish Independent, lug 15»
Is it time for no fault divorce?
... time and limiting the more litigiously inclined of clients, is hard to see. It is far more likely to be deeply counter-productive and store up a reservoir of grievances ... «Family Law Week, lug 15»
Biosimilar declaratory judgment actions may not be ripe for the taking
[19] Further, these cases show that a court need not find a ripe dispute merely because the declaratory defendant has acted litigiously toward ... «Lexology, lug 15»
Allendale to send declaratory judgment for COAH
In it, the court declared municipalities are no longer safeguarded by those who litigiously challenge that a town has not fulfilled its obligation to ... «NorthJersey.com, lug 15»
Culture, Science & Faith Having Dispensed With God, Leftists Now …
Let's not forget the Christian bakers, florists, photographers and other business owners who have been financially ruined and litigiously ... «Patriot Post, giu 15»
Tragedy hits close
Green is litigiously involved with Infrastructure Group, and feels Infrastructure Group did not meet the requirements of a 2013 C-Fund Contract. «Heraldindependent, giu 15»
Colorado Republican Chaos (UPDATED)
... State of Colorado, Steve House should resign his current post, move on non-litigiously, and endeavor to find work that better suits his skill set. «American Spectator, giu 15»
Meet the consulting firm that advises clients not to pay big hospital bills
Hospitals have fought back litigiously, but not always successfully—according to ELAP, "overwhelmingly, the providers just accept the payment. «Healthcare Dive, mag 15»
Craps and Cryogenics: Blow Your Savings and Live Forever in the …
... now, and I'm ready to punch anybody.” Straub is practiced at throwing punches after making his fortune tenaciously and, often, litigiously. «Bloomberg, mag 15»
Flattering Apple by imitation
But as Apple has long complained — loudly and litigiously — the innovation it pursues is too often Apple's. See, for example, the attached video ... «Fortune, mag 15»