Dec 11, 2003 20:05
20 yrs ago
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Spanish term
no ha lugar a / en el caracter en que actuan contra los autos
Spanish to English
Law/Patents
...habiendo sido prevenidos por esta autoridad que hiciesen uso de sus derechos de conformidad a lo establecido en la predictada ley, no ha lugar a los recursos de apelacion interpuestos por el Dr. A y el Dr. B en el caracter en que actuan contra los autos antes mencionados.
I apologize for grouping these two questions, here is what I have so far:
...advised by this Court to exercise their legal rights pursuant to the provisions of the above-cited law, there is no merit to the appeals filed by A and B [en el caracter en que actuan contra los autos...]
no ha lugar a los recursos de apelacion = there is no merit to the appeals? I'm not sure that's it. I have no guess for the second part. Thanks in advance.
I apologize for grouping these two questions, here is what I have so far:
...advised by this Court to exercise their legal rights pursuant to the provisions of the above-cited law, there is no merit to the appeals filed by A and B [en el caracter en que actuan contra los autos...]
no ha lugar a los recursos de apelacion = there is no merit to the appeals? I'm not sure that's it. I have no guess for the second part. Thanks in advance.
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there is no basis for the appeals / in the capacity in which they act [or file action] against the..
orders/rulings
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there is no grounds/basis for the appeals
or "there is no grounds for the petitions for appeal through which A and B oppose said rulings"
maybe
maybe
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appeal denied / in the capacities they appear as per the court file
Hola, Jamie!
I'm not sure "predictada" means "above-cited/mentioned." It might be "pre-existing."
Hope this helps.
mew
I'm not sure "predictada" means "above-cited/mentioned." It might be "pre-existing."
Hope this helps.
mew
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