court by a party without or before giving notice of it to the other party; often used to obtain an interim injunction in matters of urgency (RSC 0.29, r.l(2)); used in a wide variety of other procedural situations Injunction obtained by means of an ex parte application; for the similarities and differences between this and FR ordonnance de référé, ordonnance sur requête, see note 3 F injonction ex parte S S expediente = autos S expedir 1. enviar, mandar, remitir una comunicación o mercancía 2. extender y dar una certificación u otro docimiento 3. girar o librar letra u otra orden de pago 4. despachar una causa o asunto E 1. to send - to dispatch - to forward 2. to issue 3. to draw 4. to deal with F 1. expédier (envoyer) 2. délivrer - établir - dresser 3. tirer (une lettre de change) 4. expédier (une affaire) E ex parte application F requête ex parte S E ex parte injunction (EN) - 479 - S expedirse (AR, UY) F F E 1. to dô one's work 2- to state one's case 3. to rule (that) - to express the view - to give a ruling - to find (that) F 1. faire son travail 2. présenter son cas 3. statuer - exprimer l'avis F expédition E office copy S expédition authentique = expédition expédition de jugement E office copy judgement S UY 1967 Const. 202 FR CPCN 465, 1435; EGLAT, Guillien, Dalloz Proc. civ. pp. 725, Dalloz notaire sect. 13 Of an authentic act or a judgement FR: Dalloz Proc. Civ. p. 725, Guillien S expensas (CL) F impenses - dépenses F expert judiciaire (FR) Guide pratique 55 E (judicial) expert S perito F exploit (BE, FR) EN RSC 0.38, r. 4 ES LEC 273 
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