Sep 27, 2012 18:20
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Arabic term
محلا وسببا
Arabic to English
Law/Patents
Law (general)
"و بين ذات الأطراف حقيقة وتتعلق بذات الحق محلاً وسبباً"
A Bahraini litigation text; the author is arguing that the case at hand has already been adjudicated.
A Bahraini litigation text; the author is arguing that the case at hand has already been adjudicated.
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +1 | with respect to both subject and cause | Hasna Chakir |
3 +1 | lieu and cause | Ibrahim I. Ibrahim (X) |
Proposed translations
+1
28 mins
with respect to both subject and cause
لأحكام التى حازت حجية الأمر المقضى تكون حجة فيما فصلت فيه من الخصومة ولا يجوز قبول دليل ينقض هذه القرينة ولكن لا تكون لتلك الاحكام هذه الحجية الا فى نزاع قام بين الخصوم أنفسهم دون أن تتغير صفاتهم وتعلق بذات الحق محلا وسببا
2- وتقضى المحكمة بهذه الحجية من تلقاء نفسها
1. Judgments that constitute an argument in the litigated issue shall be considered proof towards a settlement of the dispute and no evidence contrary to this presumption may be produced. However, such judgment shall not have this argumentational force except in a dispute that arises between the litigants themselves, provided that their identities remain unchanged and that the dispute has relevance to the same right with respect to both subject and cause.
2. The court shall rule independently on the basis of this argument
2- وتقضى المحكمة بهذه الحجية من تلقاء نفسها
1. Judgments that constitute an argument in the litigated issue shall be considered proof towards a settlement of the dispute and no evidence contrary to this presumption may be produced. However, such judgment shall not have this argumentational force except in a dispute that arises between the litigants themselves, provided that their identities remain unchanged and that the dispute has relevance to the same right with respect to both subject and cause.
2. The court shall rule independently on the basis of this argument
+1
2 hrs
lieu and cause
Ref: Faruqi's Law Dictionary
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Ali Ahmed
: Judgments that constitute res judicata shall be deemed decisive towards a settlement of the dispute and no evidence contrary to such judgment may be produced. However, such judgments shall not be binding and decisive except in a dispute that arises betwee
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