Not exact matches
In a state like California where more than 8 million cases are heard each year and more than 220
languages are spoken, court - appointed translators can be crucial to both criminal and
civil legal
proceedings.
Years ago,
civil proceedings in California could be conducted without the assistance of a
language interpreter.
Though using the
language of «iniquity»,
in the context of
civil proceedings, the Court of Appeal nonetheless was clear that the impugned conduct was as a type of fraud (
in this case, on the creditors), within the meaning of section 423 of the Insolvency Act 1986.
Finally, as these were but the latest
in a long line of «vexatious or quarrelsome» applications (to borrow from the
language of Quebec's Code of
Civil Procedure), the Court found no difficulty
in barring Langevin from instituting further
proceedings.