Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
nul pour l\'appelant non comparant
English translation:
no joining of issue / appearance entered/ on the defaulting Appellant\'s behalf
French term
nul pour l'appelant non comparant
LA COUR :
Vu toutes les pièces du dossier ;
Vu les conclusions des parties ;
Nul pour l'appelant non comparant ;
Vu les réquisitions du Ministère Public ;
Après en avoir délibéré conformément à la loi ;
I am not sure what is null and void for the appelant who fails to appear (in Court), and how this fits in with the rest of the text.
I would appreciate the input, explanations and suggested translations of the legal experts out there!
3 +2 | no joining of issue / appearance entered/ on the defaulting Appellant's behalf | Adrian MM. |
4 -2 | Appelant dismissed for failure to appear | Francois Boye |
Proposed translations
no joining of issue / appearance entered/ on the defaulting Appellant's behalf
Otherwise, no application / motion and no order / directions issued would come at the end of the judg/e/ment.
Here the French - routinely a woman - judge is angry, but the appeal is not 'caduc', void.
un appel nul (pour défaut de mention des chefs du jugement critiqué, par exemple), peut, lui, être régularisé par le dépôt d’une nouvelle déclaration d’appel dans le délai imparti à l’appelant pour conclure ..avis Cour de Cassation 20 déc
USA: The Briley defendants answered, thus joining the issues, but failed to appear for trial. Had they appeared, they would have been entitled to present a full defense.
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SafeTex
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Thanks, tack and merci.
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Daryo
: you are going too much into details + can't see any "angry woman judge" in this ST ???
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--- pref. into detail in the singular, but you are right. I extrapolated the female preponderance on the French Bench, as remarked to me by a Versailles Court of Grand Instance woman judge, to Madagascar.
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AllegroTrans
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Thanks and merci.
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Appelant dismissed for failure to appear
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Daryo
: might be true or not (if an appellant - a person, not a case, could be "dismissed" by a judge at all .., but it's not what it's meant by "nul pour l'appelant non comparant"
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Yes! An appelant can be dismissed. The US Supreme court has refused to examine many appeals for many reasons..
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AllegroTrans
: As we don't actually know the outcome this is guesswork, for all we know the appeal may have been successful (or adjourned to a later date). You cannot make assumptions.
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Discussion
Vu .... = considering / taking into account & similar
Nul pour = "taking into account nothing" for the absentee ... or whatever is the usual formulation to the same effect.