Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
ACTA NOTARIAL DESTACADA
English translation:
SUMMARIZED NOTARIAL CERTIFICATE
Feb 1, 2001 00:49
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Spanish term
ACTA NOTARIAL DESTACADA
Non-PRO
Spanish to English
Law/Patents
TITLE OF LEGAL DOCUMENT
Proposed translations
(English)
0 | Notarial certification | Robert Dillon |
0 | notarial deed statement, abstract | Albert Golub |
0 | Highlighted (or Dinstnguished depending in context) Notarial Affidavit | Megdalina |
Proposed translations
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Notarial certification
is what I've used in the past for this phrase, which seems to be unrecorded in the dictionaries.
Explanation:
Acta destacada: un 'fe de hechos' (notarial certification) which is not entered in the notary's register. It's a private, as opposed to public, document, which would have to be entered in the register. I'm not sure how it got its name, but María Moliner gives 'aislado, solo, o separado de los demás' as one of the meanings of 'destacado' so maybe that explains it.
Explanation:
Acta destacada: un 'fe de hechos' (notarial certification) which is not entered in the notary's register. It's a private, as opposed to public, document, which would have to be entered in the register. I'm not sure how it got its name, but María Moliner gives 'aislado, solo, o separado de los demás' as one of the meanings of 'destacado' so maybe that explains it.
Reference:
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Comment: "IT WAS VERY HELPFUL. LIKE YOU SAID, IT WAS NOT RECORDED IN DICTIONARIES BUT I FELT IT DESCRIBED BEST THE CONTENT
OF DOCUMENT. ALTHOUGH I DID USE IT EXACTLY AS YOU PRESENT IT MY FINAL WAS BASED ON YOUR SUGGESTION.THANK YOU."
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notarial deed statement, abstract
Declined
robert and collins
hope it helps
hope it helps
3 days 23 hrs
Highlighted (or Dinstnguished depending in context) Notarial Affidavit
Declined
I'd go with highlighted as it has various contexes in English but what you have here is a notarial affidavit - destacado just means it stands out above the rest. Maybe you can come up with something - outstanding for example.
Good luck to you!
Good luck to you!
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