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Portuguese to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) / parte de um recurso | |||||||
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Cognized on his own initiative Explanation: sugestão -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 12 minutos (2014-07-27 00:18:41 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- or "Cognized on court's initiative" |
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"ex officio/officio" in italics Explanation: "ex oficio" in italics Reference: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/ex%20officio |
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administratively acknowledged / acknowledged by the administration Explanation: Sugestão |
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on its own morion Explanation: This term is suggested by one of the highest references of the subject matter, Marcílio Castro, in his dictionary. As follows: • (in procedure) on the initiative of the court; the court on its own; on its own initiative; on its own morion -> de ofício; ex officio. He adds: • 'Tactics may be dropped or added by order of the court on motion of any party or of its own initiative". [Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Rule 21] -> As partes podem ser excluídas ou incluídas por decisão do juiz a pedido de qualquer parte ou de oficio. |
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