Aug 27, 2007 16:43
17 yrs ago
French term

indemnité de judicature des magistrats

French to English Law/Patents Law (general)
This appears to be specific to Africa but I'm not sure if they're talking about a salary or about 'extras'.
Does anyone know?
L’indemnité de judicature des magistrats est passée suite à une décision du Président Abdoulaye Wade de 300 000 francs CFA à 800 000 francs CFA depuis octobre 2006

Thanks again

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judiciary allowance for /of judges

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Note from asker:
thank you Francis ... your answer was very helpful. Unfortunately I can't share the points but Conor gave me the extra information I needed to understand the different meanings of the word 'magistrat'.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you for the extra information ... it was exactly what I needed to start looking more closely at the concept of magistrates"
16 hrs

judicial office allowance for judges and law officers

All from Council of Europe Legal Dictionary.

"magistrat: member of the national legal service, ie either a judge or a law officer (member of the Attorney-General's Dept., State Counsel (prosecutor)); member of the court"

"judicature: judicial office"

indemnité: allowance / pay, basically
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