Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Urkundsvorbehaltsurteil
English translation:
conditional summary judgment entered on 1. prima facie evidence 2. the face of the record
German term
Urkundsvorbehaltsurteil
3 +2 | conditional summary judgment entered on prima facie evidence | Adrian MM. (X) |
3 +2 | Notice of Provisional Judgment | Parrot |
3 | provisional liquid judgement document | Jon Fedler |
Dec 30, 2009 22:31: Adrian MM. (X) Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
conditional summary judgment entered on prima facie evidence
See Derek G's comments which tie up with the 'cheques rule in the UK' : a (BE) cheque or (AE) check is considered as good as cash, so summary judgment will be forthcoming automatically, subject to limited defences.
Ellen K's ref.: the conditional (qualified) order/judgement may - in a Nachverfahren - be made unconditional (unqualified).
Also Jonathan F.'s 'liquid judgment' may be getting at what used to be called in E&W a 'liquidated demand', now a fixed-amount claim on which summary judgment may be 'entered'.
Judgment for part of claim. R.S.C. O.14, r.4. 4. If it appears that the defence set up by defendant applies only to a part of the plaintiff\'s claim www.paclii.org/ki/Rules/WP_Order1961/Order14.html
When the record shows that any party other than movant is entitled to summary ... 355 [third-party plaintiff granted conditional summary judgment] amsir.home.isp-direct.com/Contents/SJPart_2.html
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Albert Fischer (Dipl. Jur., LL.B., BDÜ)
: Brutal question, there is no equivalent and this one explains the term in an intelligible fashion.
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Thx. for the vote of confidence. Parrot's answer hints at a judgment entered on part of a monetary claim.
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Derek Gill Franßen
: Nice, I like your use of "conditional" and "prima facie evidence" here. I also agree with Albert that this is no easy question. In addition, it was "notice of" in Parrot's answer that 'bothered' me and prompted me to post my reference comment.
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Thanks. Yes, I had a problem with the notice as well.
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Notice of Provisional Judgment
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Rolf Keiser
: sounds good to me
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Monika Elisabeth Sieger
: could work. This original term isn't used in the ZPO at all. I would explain it in square brackets! As Referendare we were told to avoid this therm under all cirumstances!
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provisional liquid judgement document
See :Definition of liquid document with German, Dutch, French, Italian, ... A document on which summary judgment or provisional sentence may be granted. ...
www.allwords.com/word-liquid document.html
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Note added at 43 mins (2009-12-29 12:19:04 GMT)
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McDermott - Newsletters - International News, Volume 2, No. 1 ...
Provisional judgements will not comply with this criterion. ... Provisional sentences only can be given on a so-called liquid document, (i.e., a document ...
www.mwe.com/
Reference comments
Urkundsvorbehaltsurteil (vorläufig vollstreckbarer Titel)
www.juraforum.de/urteile/begriffe/annahmeverzug-3.html
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Note added at 11 Min. (2009-12-29 11:46:58 GMT)
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Intellex - Die intelligente Jura-HilfeDas Urkundsvorbehaltsurteil vom ... wird für vorbehaltlos erklärt. Das Urkundsvorbehaltsurteil vom ... wird aufgehoben und die Klage abgewiesen.] ...
www.intellex.de/Klausur_Z.htm
Urkundenprozess
If the plaintiff, who decides whether to use this procedural vehicle, is successful, the court will hand down a provisional decision, which the defendant can attack and, in doing so, turn the dispute into a "normal," hearing-based trial.
See http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urkundenprozess
Discussion
A cond. summary judgment entered on 'the face of the record' might be putting the cart before the horse, as the record - in the UK at least - is the actual judgment The phrase usually comes up in an error on the face of the record. It may be that, in the US/Can., the turn of phrase might work: legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Arrest+of+judgment
"preliminary judgement admitting only documentary evidence"
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