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5 | the foregoing judgement has definitively ruled the matter in issue. |
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5 | the foregoing judgment is res judicata |
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4 | the foregoing ruling has become final |
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4 | the above ruling is now final |
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the foregoing ruling has become final Explanation: passare in giudicato means it is no longer an interim decision, but a final judgment. |
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the above ruling is now final Explanation: Also, the aforementioned ruling is now final the preceding ruling, the aforestated ruling, etc. |
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the foregoing judgement has definitively ruled the matter in issue. Explanation: Mi sembra che le altre alternative non riferiscono senza precisazione il concetto di "res iudicata", cioè che la domanda posta al tribunale è stata definita senza possibilità di ulteriore appello. Perché in se ogni sentenza è l'atto "finale" del processo nella rispettiva istanza, ma non necessariamente quell'istanza definisce la questione. |
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the foregoing judgment is res judicata Explanation: Latin phrase widely used, with the same exact meaning as cosa giudicata. See 61,000 hits for the expression: http://www.google.co.uk/#hl=en&q="judgment is res judicata&m... |
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