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Consequences where the language of the proceedings is changed in the course of the proceedings
2018An Application under Rule 321.1 or 323.1 shall specify whether existing pleadings and other documents should be translated and at whose cost. If the parties cannot agree the judge-rapporteur or the President of the Court of First Instance, as the case may be, shall decide in accordance with Rule 323.3.
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Language of proceedings at the Court of Appeal
2018The fundamental principle that the languages of proceedings must be the same applies in the first and second instance. The Court of Appeal thus has to be capable of conducting proceedings in all languages that may be used before a local, regional, or the central division.
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Proceedings of the Department of Language and Speech
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Haan, P.J.M. de, Oostdijk, N.H.J.
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Proceedings of Symposium on Visual Languages
Proceedings of Symposium on Visual Languages VL-95, 1995openaire +2 more sources
Language of the proceedings before the central division
2018Pursuant to Art 49(6) UPCA, the language in which a patent was granted will be the language of the proceedings before the central division. Although the UPCA does not provide for any exceptions to the rule, exceptions are conceivable taking into account the principles of proportionality and flexibility.
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Identifying Contradictions in the Legal Proceedings Using Natural Language Models
SN Computer Science, 2022Shraddha Surana
exaly
Language of the lawyer and language of the judge in court proceedings in Italy
The chapter presents a linguistic analysis of proceedings of judicial cases filed in Italy and which reached at least the second level of judgment, with special regard to texts produced by lawyers. Documents of this kind allow us to profitably observe the textual interweaving of a procedural level and the relationship of the individual actors and textsopenaire +1 more source