Feb 12, 2011 21:02
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Arabic term
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Feb 12, 2011 22:04: TargamaT team changed "Language pair" from "English to Arabic" to "Arabic to English"

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TAKOAS (X) Feb 13, 2011:
Very good work but I still have a doubt that the term has a precise legal definition...still searching!
Mujdey Abudalbuh Feb 12, 2011:
Example:
قد اعترفت >>> صراحة, أثناء استجوابها أمس أمام الحاكم المنفرد الجزائي في بيروت القاضي فوزي خميس, بتحريرها شيكاً من دون رصيد للمدعي الذي أسقط لاحقاً دعواه عنها.وصرّحت فلّة بأنها طلبت من المدعي المسقط
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Noha Kamal, PhD. (asker) Feb 12, 2011:
Exactly, Mujdad. I am just not sure whether it means مسقط as in إسقاط الدعوى or something completely different.
Mujdey Abudalbuh Feb 12, 2011:
It seems that this term is commonly used in Syria and Lebanon. for a moment, I thought it means 'robbed plaintiff (Claimant)', but then I came across other cases where the context was different.
Noha Kamal, PhD. (asker) Feb 12, 2011:
وأفاد المدعي المسقط ××× بأنه قد...
Milad Mokhtari Feb 12, 2011:
Please more context !

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claimant who drops or closes a case


Example:
قد اعترفت >>> صراحة, أثناء استجوابها أمس أمام الحاكم المنفرد الجزائي في بيروت القاضي فوزي خميس, بتحريرها شيكاً من دون رصيد للمدعي الذي أسقط لاحقاً دعواه عنها.وصرّحت فلّة بأنها طلبت من المدعي المسقط
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http://www.founoun.ca/founoun_news/110404/06.htm#فلّة_الجزائ...

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I though of "dropping claimant". I tried googling it; it does not seem to be a frequent phrase or a legal term. I am not sure. Maybe somebody comes up with a better suggestion?
Note from asker:
Yes, exactly, but since this is a recurring term, I guess I will need to use "dropping" claimant??
Peer comment(s):

agree mona elshazly
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Many thanks
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Plaintiff/informant or complaint

In civil actions, it's usually a "Plaintiff" who initiates the proceedings.

When talking about charges for offences, the proceeding is typically initiated by an informant or complainant.

It depends on your context.


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If it's the State that initiat the proceeding in a criminal case, it is then the District attorney or prosecutor.
Note from asker:
Milad, this is the translation of المدعي part. The question is about المسقط
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Plaintiff/informant or complaint

In civil actions, it's usually a "Plaintiff" who initiates the proceedings.

When talking about charges for offences, the proceeding is typically initiated by an informant or complainant.

If it's the state that initiat the proceeding, then we call it District attorney, or Prosecutor

It depends on your context.
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anonymous plaintiff

in certain jurisdictions, especially in criminal proceedings, the identity of the plaintiff is protected by anonymity.
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