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plead

to plead
Werkwoord
    • enter a plea, as in courts of law
    "She pleaded not guilty"

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    to plead
    Werkwoord
      • appeal or request earnestly
      "I pleaded with him to stop"

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      to plead
      Werkwoord
        • offer as an excuse or plea
        "She was pleading insanity"

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        to plead
        Werkwoord
        • pleiten
        • make an allegation in an action or other legal proceeding, especially answer the previous pleading of the other party by denying facts therein stated or by alleging new facts

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        Voorbeeldzinnen

        1. I plead not guilty.
        2. I won't plead guilty.
        3. I can plead ignorance.
        4. I plead ignorance.
        5. The man who was arrested for murder asked to plead the fifth.
        6. The Commission may suggest that a State cannot plead its own national law, even constitutional law, to avoid its obligations under Community law.
        7. However, a person may not plead infringement of this principle unless he has been given precise assurances by the authorities [13].
        8. A Member State may not plead that another Member State or Europol had transmitted inaccurate data in order to avoid its liability under its national legislation vis-à-vis an injured party.
        9. On the other hand, if ‘a prudent and discriminating trader could have foreseen the adoption of a Community measure likely to affect his interests, he cannot plead that principle if the measure is adopted’ [122].
        10. In particular, the Court has ruled that ‘a person may not plead infringement of that principle unless he has been given precise assurances (emphasis added) by the Community administration’ [46].
        11. As noted above, the security taken over RM’s assets in respect of the loan facilities was in conformity with market practice. The three criteria established by the court (chronology, purpose, and the situation at the time the measure was taken) all plead in favour of the aid character of the loan facilities being assessed separately.
        12. It also quotes the judgment of the Court in the Van den Bergh & Jürgens case [23], where the following test was applied to determine whether an expectation is justified: ‘…if a prudent and discriminating trader could have foreseen the adoption of a Community measure likely to affect his interests, he cannot plead that principle if the measure is adopted.’
        13. In the event of assignment to a third party of the creditor's rights under a credit agreement or the agreement itself, the consumer shall be entitled to plead against the assignee any defence which was available to him against the original creditor, including set-off where the latter is permitted in the Member State concerned.
        14. In substance, the beneficiaries plead that Italy had given them assurances about the non-aid character of the measure, and that the Commission had not called the measure into question, either when it was first extended, or when information on the second extension was submitted.