Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
ley / libro de reposición
English translation:
law (book) of reinstatement , recovery , restoration
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Karina Pelech
Mar 14, 2003 18:34
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Spanish term
(ley / libro de) Reposición
Spanish to English
Law/Patents
Files and Records
Within some medical text I have, there are two lines of legalese, of which I am able to translate without difficulty (thanks to this site, in part, I have to say).
However, there are several translations for reposición, and although I have looked in the glossary section, this really hasn't told me anything new.
Is there a law of, or are there books of "Reinstatement", i.e. when a record is lost, perhaps, it may be reinstated/restored legally in the exact same manner as previously?
Can anyone shed a little light on this please?
Many thanks in advance ... ACB .. :o)
However, there are several translations for reposición, and although I have looked in the glossary section, this really hasn't told me anything new.
Is there a law of, or are there books of "Reinstatement", i.e. when a record is lost, perhaps, it may be reinstated/restored legally in the exact same manner as previously?
Can anyone shed a little light on this please?
Many thanks in advance ... ACB .. :o)
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5 | Recovery Files | Luz Bordenkircher |
4 | Un juicio testamentario. | Rosa Garcia |
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Comment: "Thanks ... although reinstatement file/book/law was actually more accurate. Cheers for the explanation, was a big help."
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Un juicio testamentario.
Es solo otra opcion. No se en que contexto se esta hablando pero en Mexico, por ejemplo, cuando los tiempos de Pancho Villa, se quemaron muchos edificios gubernamentales , entre ellos, Registros Civiles y cuando una persona necesita un acta de Nacimiento, se lleva a cabo un juicio testamentario para reponer la documentacion.
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