Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

a la que ha sucedido procesalmente

English translation:

which has been succeeded in the proceeedings

Added to glossary by Jane Martin
Jul 14, 2022 11:14
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Spanish term

a la que ha sucedido procesalmente

Spanish to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s)
In an agency/representation contract from Spain for translation to US English. This is in the part describing the background and why the agreement is required.

Context:

I. La Sociedad W junto con otros inversores, aportó fondos para una inversion en Espana en la empresa X, atraves de la sociedad Y, resultando dicha inversion fallida por razones que no son del caso exponer.

II. Como consencuenca de la inversion fallida .... la sociedad Y ha recibido una demanda por parte de X, *** a la que ha sucedido procesalmente *** Z (another different company).

I am not sure whether Z is bringing the claim on behalf of X or whether they have joined X's claim.

Sorry about the use of W, X. Y and Z but I can't put the company names for reasons of confidentiality.

Proposed translations

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which has been succeeded in the proceeedings

...by Z


DISPOSICIÓN EN HTML BOCYL-D-10052021-52
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10 May 2021 — Aurelio Delgado Martín, fallecido durante el transcurso del proceso, siendo sucedido procesalmente por sus hijos don Ricardo, D.ª Marta, D.ª ...


Jurinfo - CSJ SCL STL1106_2022 de 2022 - JEP
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16 May 2022 — ... fue sucedido procesalmente por la señora Gloria Marleny Durán González en su calidad de cónyuge, durante el trámite inicial del proceso.


Jurinfo - CSJ SCL STL5981_2022 de 2022 - JEP
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16 Jun 2022 — ... los aportes de pensión y salud, solidariamente a la Caja de Previsión Social de Comunicaciones Caprecom EPS, sucedido procesalmente por ...
Note from asker:
Thank you. I have just discovered that company X has been taken over by Z so this makes a lot of sense.
Peer comment(s):

agree philgoddard
17 mins
thanks Phil
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Spanish term (edited): a la que ha sucedido procesalmente Z

that has been ('who have been') substituted in the proceedings by Z (USA, E&W)

X is also a company ?

I am unsure 'perpetual succession' - as an advantage of a body corporate vs. a private individual - in UK & US company & partnership law is the way to go. Otherwise, 'surrogate' in US Am law is a 'judicial officer of limited jurisdiction'..
Example sentence:

Part 19A : Courts Procedure rules Civil Rules & Practice Directions PART 19 -

*USA*: Substitution if the Claim Is Not Extinguished. If a party dies and the claim is not extinguished, the court may order substitution of the proper party.

Peer comment(s):

disagree philgoddard : "That" and "who" are wrong.
29 mins
another trivial criticism that doesn't address the kernel of the procedural mechanism
agree Robert Carter : I think you're right about "substituted" rather than "succeeded" in English. And yes, the above disagree seems rather pedantic, since it doesn't address the substance of your suggestion, plus "who" is fine in any case.
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Reference comments

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Reference:

La sucesión procesal

https://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S071...
Por distintas razones puede ocurrir que, durante el desarrollo del proceso, el demandante o el demandado sea reemplazado por otro sujeto que pasa a ocupar su sitio en el litigio, al haberse producido un cambio en la titularidad de los derechos subjetivos que conforman el objeto del proceso. El fenómeno recién descrito se designa como sucesión procesal o cambio de partes1.
Peer comments on this reference comment:

agree AllegroTrans
3 mins
agree philgoddard
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