Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Arabic term or phrase:
الطرف المتضرر
English translation:
aggrieved party
Added to glossary by
Leen Mohammad
Mar 12, 2019 08:52
5 yrs ago
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Arabic term
الطرف المتضرر
Arabic to English
Law/Patents
Law: Contract(s)
الطرف المتضرر
الطرف المتضرر في العقد
يحق للطرف المتضرر التقدم للمحكمة
يحق للطرف المتضرر التقدم للمحكمة
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +1 | aggrieved party | Mahmoud Afandy |
5 +2 | the affected/aggrieved party | A Bougatef |
5 +1 | Injured party | Rasha Ellithy |
Proposed translations
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aggrieved party
LEGAL used about someone who is taking a case to court because they have been treated unfairly: the aggrieved party
Law having suffered as a result of the illegal actions of someone else:
the aggrieved party (=the person who has suffered)
(Law) suffering unfair or illegal treatment and making a complaint: the aggrieved party (= person) in the case
Law having suffered as a result of the illegal actions of someone else:
the aggrieved party (=the person who has suffered)
(Law) suffering unfair or illegal treatment and making a complaint: the aggrieved party (= person) in the case
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9 mins
Injured party
Injured/aggrieved/ damaged party
Peer comment(s):
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Chakib Roula
: Absolutely no, injured is much referred to "physical injury" but here we are rather talking about moral or financial prejudice.
36 mins
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I found that term here under legal category https://www.almaany.com/ar/dict/ar-en/الطرف-المتضرر
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agree |
Susan McMillan
: Our colleague Chakib is incorrect, an injury doesn't have to be physical. See https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/injury and https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/tort
3 hrs
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agree |
Ludina Sallam
: I agree. I am not an expert, but I believe "injured party" is correct.
7 hrs
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33 mins
the affected/aggrieved party
the affected/aggrieved party
Peer comment(s):
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Chakib Roula
13 mins
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Thank you :-)
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neutral |
Mahmoud Afandy
: Could you provide a source for the word affected because it has different connotations?
25 mins
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The best source I can give you is court proceedings. I also work as a court interpreter and both words (affected, aggrieved) are used interchangeably by officers of the court (UK).
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agree |
Maisa Muhammad
1 day 10 hrs
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