Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
in het gelijk stellen
English translation:
decide in someone's favour
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ntschanz
Apr 14, 2005 08:39
19 yrs ago
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Dutch term
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gelijk
Dutch to English
Law/Patents
Law (general)
Indien de Afnemer met betaling van enige vordering jegens X in gebreke is, heeft X het recht de verdere uitvoering van alle tussen X en de Afnemer lopende overeenkomsten op te schorten, tot die betaling is geschied, terwijl, ook indien anders is overeengekomen, over de verdere levering contante betaling kan worden geëist, Het hier bepaalde geldt ook bij betwisting van de vordering. Indien naderhand de Afnemer in het gelijk mocht worden gesteld, kan X nimmer schadeplichtig zijn.
Proposed translations
(English)
| 5 +2 | decide in someone's favour |
ntschanz
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| 4 | to be put in the right |
Pierre Grabowski (X)
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| 5 -1 | to be successfull |
Ljiljana Malovic
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Proposed translations
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decide in someone's favour
In case the matter is later/afterwards decided in favour of the...
Van Dale E-N
Van Dale E-N
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to be put in the right
in het gelijk gestel worden = to be put in the right
(i.e. if you win your case)
(i.e. if you win your case)
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42 mins
Ljiljana Malovic
Netherlands
Netherlands
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to be successfull
COSTS
[115] Both sides requested costs. The defendant has been successful and is entitled to costs. If the parties are unable to agree on costs (and they are encouraged to do so), they shall provide written submissions - not to exceed three pages, double spaced - on the issue of costs on or before March 24, 2005.
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always refer to google and look for court decisions etc.
Federal Court of Canada gives access to their decisions and you can read "real-life" examples of all kinds of court decisions
[115] Both sides requested costs. The defendant has been successful and is entitled to costs. If the parties are unable to agree on costs (and they are encouraged to do so), they shall provide written submissions - not to exceed three pages, double spaced - on the issue of costs on or before March 24, 2005.
...
always refer to google and look for court decisions etc.
Federal Court of Canada gives access to their decisions and you can read "real-life" examples of all kinds of court decisions
Peer comment(s):
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writeaway
: too much confidence, no ref to back up that this is what is means and it's 'successful' in English (one 'l')
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