La palabra del día: Interponer

Verb. From the Latin interponĕre, to place between two or more things.
In Legal Spanish this verb means to formalize by means of a motion any legal resources, such as annulment, appeal, etc. E.g: Esto significa interponer una protesta en la Oficina Europea de Patentes: This means lodging a firm objection with the European Patent Office; …para interponer una acción ante un órgano de apelación u otro órgano revisor establecido en el marco de la Oficina: …for an action before a board of appeal or other review body constituted in the framework of the Office. In Mexico they use the verb promover with exactly the same meaning.
The noun is la interposición. dc


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