Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
PV
English translation:
Examination of the parties (Parteivernehmung)
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MichaelRS (X)
Jun 18, 2004 14:56
20 yrs ago
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German term
PV
German to English
Law/Patents
Law (general)
It is an abbreviated relating to legal proceedings and evidence.
Here is a link where this abbreviation is used.
griess.st1.at/klage.htm
Here is a link where this abbreviation is used.
griess.st1.at/klage.htm
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Examination of the parties
In line with the abbreviation given here.
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Note added at 31 mins (2004-06-18 15:27:15 GMT)
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Or maybe statements / testimony of the parties (depending on the context)
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Note added at 31 mins (2004-06-18 15:27:15 GMT)
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Or maybe statements / testimony of the parties (depending on the context)
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PV=Parteienvernehmung
www.bmj.gv.at/buergerservice/ download/asgformzb2_2004_na.pdf; you will find it under abbreviations explained. I don't know the english term but this may be a start (not for points)
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interrogation of the parties (by the judge)
Parteivernehmung in Romain German-English Dictionary of Legal and Commercial Terms
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Parteivernehmung = (here) party testimony or testimony in court
I agree completely that the literal translation is interrogation or examination of a party (most likely by the judge according to Romain, because in a German court much of the questining is done by the judge rather than by one of the attorneys). However,the point is usually to indicate the type of evidence being cited. In this case the type of evidence is actually the testimony or the party testimony that has been elicited by questioning.
So, the neatest way of translating is: party testimony, testimony, or even testimony before the court (court testimony).
So, the neatest way of translating is: party testimony, testimony, or even testimony before the court (court testimony).
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