Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

selbstredend

English translation:

goes without saying

Added to glossary by ingheck
Oct 15, 2006 10:11
17 yrs ago
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German term

selbstredend

German to English Law/Patents Law (general)
Text über M&A-Schiedsgerichte:

Bei aller Freiheit der Parteien bei der Verfahrensgestaltung bleibt ein Schiedsverfahren stets ein Akt der Rechtsprechung mit rechtlich definierten Mindestanforderungen an die Durchführung des Verfahren. Ferner spielen oft recht komplexe Rechtsfragen eine Rolle, deren Verständnis und Lösung für einen juristischen Laien schwierig ist. Deshalb sind Juristen als Schiedsrichter prädestiniert, soweit sie forensische Erfahrung haben. Dies ist bei vielen Rechtsanwälten der Fall und ***selbstredend*** bei Richtern.

This is true for many lawyers and ??? for judges.
(Irgendwie will mein Hirn nach langen Übersetzungsnächten einfach nicht mehr so ganz funktionieren....)
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Proposed translations

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Selected

goes without saying

for judges
Peer comment(s):

agree muitoprazer (X) : yes,exactly.of course is natürlich.your answer speaks for itself !
4 mins
thanks muitoprazer
agree Lancashireman
2 hrs
thanks Andrew
agree Adrian MM. (X) : in Switzerland
3 hrs
thanks Tom
agree Michael Walker
6 hrs
thanks Michael
agree Ingeborg Gowans (X)
8 hrs
Danke Ingeborg
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Danke Euch allen!"
+3
3 mins

of course

kommt mir als erstes in den Sinn
Peer comment(s):

agree Ulrike Kraemer : mir auch... :-)
3 mins
agree Martina Höppner (X) : prima, warum es schwerer machen als es ist…
1 hr
agree Adrian MM. (X) : have seen mostlly in Swiss tests
3 hrs
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4 mins

of course

selbstredend = natürlich
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1 hr

naturally

This the case among many attorneys and naturally [also] (the case) among judges.

http://www.woerterbuch.info/?query=naturally&s=dict

could also use "certainly"

http://www.woerterbuch.info/?query=selbstredend&s=thesaurus
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5 hrs

self-explanatory

Muret-Sanders
Peer comment(s):

neutral Francis Lee (X) : but surely not here?
16 hrs
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