Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Portuguese term or phrase:
ação de interdito proibitório
English translation:
(seeking a) prohibitory injunction
Added to glossary by
Manolis Dardoufas (X)
Mar 14, 2007 13:49
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Portuguese term
Manolis Dardoufas (X)
ação de interdito proibitório
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Lá deram meu nome, me caluniaram até, onde disseram que eu pretendia invadir a fazenda da família XXXXXX, pedindo uma *ação de interdito proibitório*. E utilizando-se dessa ação, eles colocaram nos jornais, que eu sentaria no banco dos réus.
Thank you!
Thank you!
Proposed translations
(English)
| 4 +2 | (seeking a) prohibitory injunction |
Adrian MM. (X)
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| 5 +1 | action/suit to seek a restraining order |
Lincoln Silveira (X)
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| 4 | preventative injunction |
R. Alex Jenkins
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| 4 | prohibitory interdict |
rhandler
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Proposed translations
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Portuguese term (edited):
ação de interdito proibitório (Br. civ.)
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(seeking a) prohibitory injunction
interdict is Scots law.
A mandatory injunction is ordering s.o. to do sthg.
A restraining order is normally used in harassment cases in Eng. & Wales and domestic violence cases in the US. I can't see that either is the case here.
A mandatory injunction is ordering s.o. to do sthg.
A restraining order is normally used in harassment cases in Eng. & Wales and domestic violence cases in the US. I can't see that either is the case here.
Example sentence:
AÇÃO DE INTERDITO PROIBITÓRIO. Fundamento legal: Artigos 932 a 933 do Código de Processo Civil e artigo 501 do Código Civil CÓDIGO DE PROCESSO CIVIL. ...
A prohibitory injunction, which is a form of preventive relief, restrains specified behavior, by prohibiting a party from doing that which ought not to be ...
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preventative injunction
I think you could say this, without the need for the word 'action'.
Or depending on the severity of the 'injunction', a 'mandatory injunction' perhaps.
All the best,
Or depending on the severity of the 'injunction', a 'mandatory injunction' perhaps.
All the best,
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prohibitory interdict
It's the order given by a court to prevent that something be done. Look at these examples:
The Environmental Impact Assessment Toolkit - Compliance - Enforcement
An interdict is an order that either forces someone to do something (mandatory interdict) or stops someone from doing something (prohibitory interdict) e.g. ...
www.eiatoolkit.ewt.org.za/compliance/enforcement.html
Judicial discretion and the "sunk costs" strategy of government ...
... the praetor commanded that a person's possession of an object be restored.78 By way of a prohibitory interdict, certain actions were forbidden.79 The ...
www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3816/is_200301/ai_n917...
CHIEF MAJAHANE DLAMINI v PRINCE MKHAMBATSI DLAMINI [1999] SZHC 25 ...
The relief sought by the Applicant is an interlocutory prohibitory interdict restraining the 1st Respondent from convening and conducting a meeting for ...
www.commonlii.org/sz/cases/SZHC/1999/25.html
The Environmental Impact Assessment Toolkit - Compliance - Enforcement
An interdict is an order that either forces someone to do something (mandatory interdict) or stops someone from doing something (prohibitory interdict) e.g. ...
www.eiatoolkit.ewt.org.za/compliance/enforcement.html
Judicial discretion and the "sunk costs" strategy of government ...
... the praetor commanded that a person's possession of an object be restored.78 By way of a prohibitory interdict, certain actions were forbidden.79 The ...
www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3816/is_200301/ai_n917...
CHIEF MAJAHANE DLAMINI v PRINCE MKHAMBATSI DLAMINI [1999] SZHC 25 ...
The relief sought by the Applicant is an interlocutory prohibitory interdict restraining the 1st Respondent from convening and conducting a meeting for ...
www.commonlii.org/sz/cases/SZHC/1999/25.html
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action/suit to seek a restraining order
Check the Wikipedia's definition:
"Injunction
An injunction is an equitable remedy in the form of a court order that either prohibits or compels ("restrains" or "enjoins") a party from continuing a particular activity. The party that fails to adhere to the injunction faces civil or criminal contempt of court and may have to pay damages or sanctions for failing to follow the court's order. In some cases breaches of injunctions are considered as serious criminal offences that merit arrest and possible prison sentences. A restraining order is a type of injunction."
The person here describes how he or she was (slanderously as it seems) charged with suing somebody else in the hopes of obtaining a restraining order. Such action would have allegedly been brought in illegitimacy.
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The action is what someone "brings" before a court. The order is the court's (positive) response to a plaintiff's plea for injunction.
"Injunction
An injunction is an equitable remedy in the form of a court order that either prohibits or compels ("restrains" or "enjoins") a party from continuing a particular activity. The party that fails to adhere to the injunction faces civil or criminal contempt of court and may have to pay damages or sanctions for failing to follow the court's order. In some cases breaches of injunctions are considered as serious criminal offences that merit arrest and possible prison sentences. A restraining order is a type of injunction."
The person here describes how he or she was (slanderously as it seems) charged with suing somebody else in the hopes of obtaining a restraining order. Such action would have allegedly been brought in illegitimacy.
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Note added at 2 hrs (2007-03-14 16:15:44 GMT)
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The action is what someone "brings" before a court. The order is the court's (positive) response to a plaintiff's plea for injunction.
Peer comment(s):
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R. Alex Jenkins
: I think that is the expression I was looking for Lincoln 'a restraining order'
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