Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

summary judgement

Hindi translation:

फौरी निर्णय

Added to glossary by Suyash Suprabh
Dec 13, 2007 16:57
16 yrs ago
English term

summary judgement

English to Hindi Law/Patents Law (general)
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Here is the complete sentence:

"The plaintiff was entitled to a summary judgement."

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Proposed translations

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फौरी निर्णय

फौरी means urgent, quick.

Summary: adjective [before noun]
done suddenly, without discussion or legal arrangements:

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agree C.M. Rawal
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agree Kumud Verma
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agree Ruchi Agarwal
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agree chaman4723
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Thank you Chaman Sahib.
agree chandan mishra
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Judgement given in a summary trial

Summary trial is a technical term, in which evidence is recorded by the court in a summary(fast) manner. The judgement delivered in a summary trial would be called summary judgement.

No perfect hindi term can be suggested for this technical legal term. I am a lawyer, and I hope, I have been able to convey the meaning.
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सार निर्णय /संक्षिप्त निर्णय

It is somewhat difficult to say something with authority in this case, but I think that it means the above in this case.

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Note added at 20 hrs (2007-12-14 12:59:39 GMT)
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In view of the technical meaning of this term explained by Nitin hereinbelow, I think that the following Hindi equivalents may be coined in this case:

तीव्र निर्णय

त्वरित निर्णय

द्रुत निर्णय

तत्काल निर्णय

शीघ्र निर्णय
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agree Shaalini Bansal
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agree Ruchi Agarwal
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