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Jan 10, 2006 05:47
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French term

"aux torts et griefs"

French to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s) Service contract
Extracted from a service contract :"... entraînera la résiliation du contrat, sans préavis et aux torts et griefs du fournisseur."

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writeaway Jan 10, 2006:
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writeaway Jan 10, 2006:
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Proposed translations

1 hr

to the prejudice and detriment of

Declined
good luck
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French term (edited): aux torts et griefs de...

and the blame shall rest on... without recourse

Declined
in this case, the blame shall lie with the supplier (without recourse for any damage)

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Note added at 3 hrs 57 mins (2006-01-10 09:44:56 GMT)
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"Tort" in this French expression here is a bit like "tort" in English law, in the sense of, say "avoir tous les torts," = "to be entirely to blame".
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Comment: "Yes Adam. Thank you. Was already included in kudoz. I overlooked it. Sorry."
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