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Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

判示

English translation:

hold or holding

Added to glossary by humbird
This question was closed without grading. Reason: No acceptable answer
Feb 11, 2007 03:06
17 yrs ago
Japanese term

判示

Japanese to English Law/Patents Law: Patents, Trademarks, Copyright
I know what it means. I cannot find proper translation. Any help would be appreciated.
Proposed translations (English)
2 +2 issue an opinion; pronounce; sanction;
4 indicate (in a legal text)
1 judgement/arbitration award

Discussion

KathyT Feb 22, 2007:
OK, thx! If I recall (http://www.proz.com/kudoz/1573394), acknowledgment of sources was sth *you* liked to remind *other* people about. As for your "professional conscience," I note u also call yourself a "native English speaker." --> Credibility Factor?
humbird (asker) Feb 21, 2007:
Kathy, I closed this case days ago. I believe I did everything to satisfy my professional conscience. Let's bury the matter here. Or would you like to have final word?
KathyT Feb 21, 2007:
...what you actually used. Please also note that you misspelt his/her name multiple times.
KathyT Feb 21, 2007:
Thanks for the glossary entry. However, please take another close look at V N Ganesh's answer, which included both these suggestions. It seems you could have awarded him/her some points rather than quickly closing without grading, considering this is....
humbird (asker) Feb 21, 2007:
Kathy, you got a point there. It is a good suggestion so I would like to respond to your enquiry. The expression by the help of the client was "hold". Improvising that it could be "Court held that ...." "Court holding was.....", etc., etc., depending on the context. Yours.
KathyT Feb 21, 2007:
Update 21-Feb-07: So, do enlighten us!! What was the "single, all encompassing expression" that you ended up using in your translation. How about entering it in the glossary for people searching for this term in the future?
KathyT Feb 12, 2007:
Truly fascinating!
humbird (asker) Feb 12, 2007:
Hamo, thank you for posting your answer. Nonetheless I cannot agree with this is abbreviation of 裁判表示. To me the word 判示 appears to be derived from 判旨 (判決の要旨）, but question still remains if direct translation of this word is indeed all-encompassing (applicable to all slightly different context throughout the document I am translating).
Thank you for your time, anyway.
humbird (asker) Feb 12, 2007:
Time's up. I had to close this question withou grading, as I stated earlier I cannot find appropriate answer. Context I presented is only one example as 判示 is all over the document I am translating, and each one has slight different shade. Even so I had to find one single, all encompassing expression that can be used to all these different situations.
Ganash's additional notes contains some hint to the direction I am looking, but because he cannot post another answer, I cannot give point to the present answer.
Case closed.
KathyT Feb 12, 2007:
Now that you have finally provided some context, I think you will find there is more than one option exactly suited to your context, but that is left as an exercise for you.
KathyT Feb 12, 2007:
You can remedy that by entering the correct glossary entry. Fortunately for you, some of the terms posted were in verb form anyway. Regardless, I have no doubt that you will choose-not-to-choose, but perhaps you should reread the answers provided.
humbird (asker) Feb 11, 2007:
Kathy, you are right. I should wait 24 hours before deciding either way. I will wait in hope more appropriate answer be given. By the way context is this .......
その審理判断に専門技術的知識が必要とされる可能性が常に存在するという一般的性質から、民事訴訟法6条にいう『特許権に関する訴え』に含まれると解するのが相当である」と判示されている。
In any event, I posted question in "noun" form, but I should seek for "verb" 判示する。
KathyT Feb 11, 2007:
Gee, soooo surprised (NOT!). Perhaps you could try waiting 24 hours before closing the question, to give people in other time zones the opportunity to help you, as per KudoZ guidelines. Indeed, providing context is vital if you expect others to help you.
humbird (asker) Feb 11, 2007:
I have to close this question as I cannot find acceptable answer. This term is very tricky and neither answers fit my context. Maybe I did not give enough context. In any event thank you for both KathyT and Ganash.
Roddy Stegemann Feb 11, 2007:
Near zero context, ne.
humbird (asker) Feb 11, 2007:
No! Take back, in English please. Hew, this has been a long day!
humbird (asker) Feb 11, 2007:
Answerers, please reply in Japanese.

Proposed translations

+2
31 mins

issue an opinion; pronounce; sanction;

From the Honyaku archives.

According to Super Daijirin (CD-ROM):
判決文などの中で，事実の認定や法の解釈について裁判所の判断を示すこと。
Translated variously as issue an opinion; pronounce; sanction.
Reference:

http://www.saglasie.com/bin/hksrch.dll?Q=%94%BB%8E%A6&D=-1&P=1

Peer comment(s):
agree V N Ganesh
13 mins
Thanks, V N Ganesh.
agree Can Altinbay
16 hrs
Thanks anyway, Can ;-)
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42 mins

judgement/arbitration award

Patent Judgment Award Affirmed for CU Inventors. September 4, 2003. BOULDER, CO. - The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit on Wednesday affirmed a ...
https://www.cu.edu/techtransfer/about/newsreleases/2003/news... - 14k


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Note added at 1 hr (2007-02-11 04:14:32 GMT)
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affirm the judgement

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Note added at 1 hr (2007-02-11 04:27:12 GMT)
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hold

the court held claim 16 invalid クレーム16は無効と判示した to hold that と判示する the demand is held to be reasonable 請求は理由があると判示 to hold court ...
www.patro.co.jp/glossary/eiwa/H.html - 6k


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Note added at 2 hrs (2007-02-11 05:13:51 GMT)
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The court noted the need for instituting a legal hold: "In order to meet its ... Court Denies Request for Production of Legal Hold Notice Issued by ...
www.ediscoverylaw.com/.../ - 18k
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1 day 6 mins
Japanese term (edited): 判示する

indicate (in a legal text)

Although your use of brackets is not entirely clear, a formal definition of 判示 -- perhaps an abbreviation for 裁判表示 -- appears unnecessary. As it appears that the cited text is indeed legal text (Article 6), any accurate translation of 表示 would likely be appropriate in this context.
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