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Veseo Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
"time-barred claims"
I actually need to get the meaning of the whole sentence, as I'm not quite sure of the part I already translated. Here it is: "you're preparing a motion to strike the time-barred claims.". The context is between a lawyer and his boss, they're discussing a case the lawyer just took and the lawyer is explaining why the boss' strategy is wrong.
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". Lawyers file "motions" in front of the court. These are requests for action or decisions from the judge.
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- Lawyers file "motions" in front of the court.
- These are requests for action or decisions from the judge.
- So one lawyer is filing a motion to strike (cancel or get thrown out) the claim (case or position) that was "filed" (presented) before the judge.
- "time-barred" is a legal term that has something to do with the time limits a case can exist.
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"you're preparing a motion to strike the time-barred claims.".
Lawyers file "motions" in front of the court. These are requests for action or decisions from the judge.
So one lawyer is filing a motion to strike (cancel or get thrown out) the claim (case or position) that was "filed" (presented) before the judge.
"time-barred" is a legal term that has something to do wi
Lawyers file "motions" in front of the court. These are requests for action or decisions from the judge.
So one lawyer is filing a motion to strike (cancel or get thrown out) the claim (case or position) that was "filed" (presented) before the judge.
"time-barred" is a legal term that has something to do wi
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Thanks, I got the idea 
Very good and thorough explanation, thanks again
Very good and thorough explanation, thanks again 0
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