Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

acte de réquisition

English translation:

authorisation to engage [XX]

Added to glossary by EirTranslations
Aug 22, 2014 08:00
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French term

acte de réquisition

French to English Law/Patents Business/Commerce (general) appeal of a court ruling
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Les prévenus sollicitent de voir déclarer nul le communiqué officiel établi par xx et xxx, de voir écarter des débats le communiqué officiel,
de voir déclarer nuls : l'acte de réquisition de xx, le rapport d’expertise de ce dernier, ses dépositions et les décisions d'immobilisation,
de voir déclarer nul l'ensemble de la procédure d'enquête préliminaire conduite en violation des principes du contradictoire,
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Aug 22, 2014 08:02: Grace Anderson changed "Language pair" from "Italian to English" to "French to English"

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EirTranslations (asker) Aug 22, 2014:
I already discussed this writeaway, requisition act doesn't fit this context either....requirement I'd say though I'm not sure of the legal formula thanks
writeaway Aug 22, 2014:
what do you have so far? or what have you already found and rejected. is there a specific problem??

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authorisation to engage [XX]

XX provided a rapport d'expertise, so must be an appraiser of some sort. The petitioner wants both the engagement and the subsequent report to be nullified.
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Requisition Act

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/requisition


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req·ui·si·tion (rkw-zshn)
n.
1. A formal written request for something needed.
2. A necessity; a requirement.
3. The state or condition of being needed or put into service.
4. Law A formal request of one government to another demanding the return of a criminal or fugitive.
tr.v. req·ui·si·tioned, req·ui·si·tion·ing, req·ui·si·tions
1. To demand, as for military needs.
2. To make demands of.
Peer comment(s):

neutral B D Finch : Not a normal English collocation.
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disagree Daryo : the way you formulated it, it would a general act, i.e. a law about requisitions, not an individual request.
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Submission act

In a legal context, the term submission is used to refer to an advocate argument.

It is also used to refer to a contract in which parties agree to refer a dispute to a third party for resolution.
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Réquisition

Une réquisition est, principalement un « ordre que donne l’autorité publique de mettre à sa disposition des personnes ou des choses »1. En procédure, une réquisition est une « demande en justice »2.
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Un ordre de l'autorité publique

Une réquisition est un acte des pouvoirs publics qui exige d'une personne, d'un groupe ou d'une ou plusieurs entreprises une prestation de travail, la fourniture d'objets mobiliers, l'abandon temporaire ou définitive (expropriation) de biens immobiliers.

Cette mesure est généralement justifiée par de l'intérêt général, encadré dans une réglementation et assorti d'une indemnisation.
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Réquisition
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Reference:

Resuiqsition

It seems that you are translating a French criminal law document. In French criminal law, a "acte de réquisition" is, literally, a requisition order given by an investigative judge or a prosecutor to an expert (a medical doctor, a forensic specialist) or to a person or a body who can provide a service (a computer specialist, a phone company), in order to help to uncover the truth in a case.

Here, there was a request to nullify the requisition order and consequently the expert's report and all the proceeding which are consequences of the said requisition.

I am sorry but I cannot find anything better that "requisition order" since it probably depends on the legal system of each country. I hope my explanations will help.
Note from asker:
Thanks for that much appreciated
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