Müşteki sanık

English translation: complainant/accused

10:34 Aug 13, 2019
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Turkish term or phrase: Müşteki sanık
I am looking at a court case involving a fight between two men. Both are called 'Müşteki sanık'.

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Local time: 07:00
English translation:complainant/accused
Explanation:
müşteki is the complainant, and sanık is the accused. this means that after the fight, both men filed complaints against each other, and then the judicial process has begun as a single case. both will be called complainant/accused as the case proceeds. You can see a similar case in the link.
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complainant/accused


Explanation:
müşteki is the complainant, and sanık is the accused. this means that after the fight, both men filed complaints against each other, and then the judicial process has begun as a single case. both will be called complainant/accused as the case proceeds. You can see a similar case in the link.


    Reference: http://www.hukuki.net/showthread.php?90009-Musteki-sanik-ne-...
Çağatay Duruk
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Local time: 08:00
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