Glossary entry

Russian term or phrase:

Иск удовлетворен

English translation:

the claim was granted/awarded

Added to glossary by Judith Hehir
Apr 9, 2013 17:45
11 yrs ago
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Russian term

Иск удовлетворен

Russian to English Law/Patents Law (general) Outcome in a list of litigations
The specific situation is this: Дело № 12345 по иску [name of company] к Департаменту здравоохранения г. Москвы о взыскании пеней за просрочку оплаты поставленного товара в сумме X руб. Иск удовлетворен.

What is the correct legal terminology here? TIA
Proposed translations (English)
3 +5 the claim was granted
3 sustain a case

Discussion

The Misha Apr 10, 2013:
There's a big difference btw settling a claim and having it awarded. Litigants can - and often do - settle before the court rules in the case, usually by way of reaching some common ground down the middle. The court cannot "settle" the case - it can only award or deny it, i.e. rule for one party at the expense of the other. Big difference. Plus the losing party usually bears the legal cost "za togo parnya" as well.

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the claim was granted

 

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Note added at 43 mins (2013-04-09 18:28:33 GMT)
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Yes, or "the claim was resolved" or even "the dispute was settled/resolved" if the context permits.
Note from asker:
Thank you, rns and L.E.E. Where have you been, L.E.E.?
Question to you legal experts: if, let's say, the context were "Иск удовлетворен in an arbitration court," then the same phrase would more accurately be translated "the claim was settled"?
Thanks again, rns.
Peer comment(s):

agree Lina Episheva
8 mins
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agree Jack Doughty
49 mins
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agree The Misha : or awarded, which I personally like better.
6 hrs
Thank you.
agree Vladyslav Golovaty : удовлетворять иск to accept (allow, comply with, meet) a claim; redress (satisfy) a claim; иск отклонен - the claim is rejected LingvaLaw
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Спасибо.
agree cyhul
1 day 9 hrs
Thank you.
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sustain a case

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Peer comment(s):

neutral The Misha : Your usage here is wrong.You cannot "sustain" a claim,you can either award it or deny it,or the parties can settle.You can sustain an objection made by the other party's counsel in court-that is,if you are the judge presiding,but not the claim or the case
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ну ладно тогда
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