Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Hebrew term or phrase:
אלמוני נגד פלוני
English translation:
John Doe vs. Jane Roe
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Lingopro
Jun 11, 2009 08:20
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Hebrew term
אלמוני נגד פלוני
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אלמוני נגד פלוני
Hi, in court judgements and other court documents is when using the term:
אלמוני נגד פלוני
I have seen "Jane Doe" and "John Doe" uses
Would it be a mistake to use ther term "Anon" (as in anonymous)>?
as is ANON V ANON??
Thanks!
אלמוני נגד פלוני
I have seen "Jane Doe" and "John Doe" uses
Would it be a mistake to use ther term "Anon" (as in anonymous)>?
as is ANON V ANON??
Thanks!
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +1 | John Doe v. Jane Roe | Lingopro |
5 | Anon v Anon | Akiva Brest (X) |
4 +1 | John Doe versus Richard Roe | Gad Kohenov |
4 | John Doe vs. Someone or Other | cilantro |
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Feb 4, 2013 20:09: Lingopro Created KOG entry
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John Doe v. Jane Roe
See the second paragraph.
Also note that this is good for N.America, read more in the link for UK explanation
Also note that this is good for N.America, read more in the link for UK explanation
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Comment: "This is the correct answer.
Thanks"
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Anon v Anon
would be fine
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John Doe versus Richard Roe
The defendant is usually called Richard Roe.
For women it could be Jane Doe vs. Jane Roe
For women it could be Jane Doe vs. Jane Roe
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John Doe vs. Someone or Other
אלמוני is John Doe, פלוני is someone or other according to the dictionary
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Note added at 1 hr (2009-06-11 10:16:47 GMT)
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This sounds more from a book than a court proceeding. Sometimes legal books want to convey a particular feeling or nuance in their explanations. I'm guessing this is more relevant than a technical discussion on if it is Jane, John, or Doe...
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Note added at 1 hr (2009-06-11 10:16:47 GMT)
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This sounds more from a book than a court proceeding. Sometimes legal books want to convey a particular feeling or nuance in their explanations. I'm guessing this is more relevant than a technical discussion on if it is Jane, John, or Doe...
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