Glossary entry

Arabic term or phrase:

رقم القضية الأساس

English translation:

Initial case number

Added to glossary by Chakib Roula
Mar 22, 2017 11:02
7 yrs ago
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Arabic term

رقم القضية الأساس

Arabic to English Other Law (general)
وضعية القضية: مفصولة
تاريخ الجلسة القادمة
الدائرة : دائرة التمييز الأولى
القاعة :
رقم القضية الأساس : إستئناف تجاري
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Mar 26, 2017 16:00: Chakib Roula Created KOG entry

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Initial case number

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Original Action No.

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Note added at 17 hrs (2017-03-23 04:44:49 GMT)
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in proceedings, we have many types of claims; when a litigant files a claim/case/action/lawsuit, then such litigant is called, inter alia (a Plaintiff), however, the sued (accused) litigant is called (a Defendant); THEN...
If the said Defendant, in the course of the same proceedings, wanted to file a case against the Plaintiff, in this case, the Defendant shall be named "Counter Plaintiff" and the Plaintiff shall be named after "Counter Defendant", in addition, the new case shall be named after "Counterclaim / Counter Action / Counter Case" and the old claim, first filed, shall be named after "Original claim / action / case"
In other words, we have
- Tom (Plaintiff) vs Stephen (Defendant) (Dispute here is called "Action / Claim / Case ...")
- Stephen has an issue to report against Tom before the court, thus he petitioned to file a case, (This case will be called a Counterclaim) and Stephen, in this case, will have 2 names (Defendant in the Original Action and Counter Plaintiff in the Counter Claim. Tom will have two names as well, Plaintiff in the Original Action and Counter Defendant in the Counterclaim)
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disagree Chakib Roula : Nothing to do with action
1 hr
Chakib, thanks for your comment, but, can you please read my explanation and give your comment, I appreciate that :)
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