Betekenis van:
plea

plea
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • een meetinstrument waarmee het gewicht kan worden bepaald

Synoniemen

plea
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • a humble request for help from someone in authority

    Synoniemen

    Hyperoniemen

    plea
    Zelfstandig naamwoord
      • (law) a defendant's answer by a factual matter (as distinguished from a demurrer)

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      plea
      Zelfstandig naamwoord
        • an answer indicating why a suit should be dismissed

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        Voorbeeldzinnen

        1. God, hear my plea.
        2. The defence attorney achieved a plea deal of ILS 5 million.
        3. Please don't do translations if you're crap at it. This is a plea from the English translation clients.
        4. Your Honor, while this case is marked for trial, in fact, the defendant would like to accept a plea.
        5. the category of pleading (defence, reply, rejoinder, application for leave to intervene, statement in intervention, plea of inadmissibility, observations on …, replies to questions, etc.);
        6. First part of the plea: error of assessment of the Spanish tax system vitiating the finding that the disputed measures do not confer any advantage on agricultural cooperatives
        7. § 2 Where the response seeks to set aside, in whole or in part, the decision of the Civil Service Tribunal on a plea in law which was not raised in the appeal, the appellant or any other party may submit a reply on that plea alone within two months of the service of the response in question.
        8. Second part of the plea: error of assessment that the disputed measures are in keeping with the nature and scheme of the Spanish tax system vitiating the finding of an absence of selectivity in relation to these measures
        9. Without prejudice to the application of Article 12, where a counter-claim for revocation is made, any Member State may provide that a trade mark may not be successfully invoked in infringement proceedings if it is established as a result of a plea that the trade mark could be revoked pursuant to Article 12(1).
        10. An appeal may be brought before the Court of First Instance, within two months of notification of the decision appealed against, against final decisions of the Civil Service Tribunal and decisions of that Tribunal disposing of the substantive issues in part only or disposing of a procedural issue concerning a plea of lack of jurisdiction or inadmissibility.
        11. Where a response seeks an order setting aside in whole or in part the decision of the Court of First Instance on a plea in law not raised in the appeal, the title of the pleading must indicate that the document is a response and cross-appeal;
        12. During the course of its examination, the Court of First Instance states that within the context of the first part of the plea, the complainant pleads that the Commission wrongly concluded that there was no advantage, due to an incorrect assessment of the Spanish tax system.
        13. If the response seeks an order setting aside, in whole or in part, the decision of the Court of First Instance on a plea in law not raised in the appeal, that fact must be indicated in the title of the pleading (Response and Cross-appeal).
        14. Article 143 § 1 The notice of appeal and the response may be supplemented by a reply and a rejoinder where the President, on application made by the appellant within seven days of service of the response, considers such further pleading necessary and expressly allows the submission of a reply in order to enable the appellant to put forward his point of view or in order to provide a basis for the decision on the appeal. The President shall prescribe the date by which the reply is to be submitted and, upon service of that pleading, the date by which the rejoinder is to be submitted. § 2 Where the response seeks to set aside, in whole or in part, the decision of the Civil Service Tribunal on a plea in law which was not raised in the appeal, the appellant or any other party may submit a reply on that plea alone within two months of the service of the response in question.
        15. the title of the pleading (application, appeal, defence, response, reply, rejoinder, application for leave to intervene, statement in intervention, observations on the statement in intervention, objection of inadmissibility, etc.). Where a response seeks an order setting aside in whole or in part the decision of the Court of First Instance on a plea in law not raised in the appeal, the title of the pleading must indicate that the document is a response and cross-appeal;