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1 amend a pleading
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2 amend
вносити зміни (доповнення, поправки) ( до документа); вносити доповнення ( до закону тощо)- amend a pleading
- amend opponent's pleading
- amend rules
- amend the constitution
- amend the procedure
- amend the text of a bill
- amend the text of a draft law
- amend to the constitution -
3 amend opponent's pleading
вносити зміни в змагальні папери однієї з сторін на прохання іншої сторониEnglish-Ukrainian law dictionary > amend opponent's pleading
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