Nov 6, 2012 04:29
11 yrs ago
Dutch term

ontstaan uit

Dutch to English Law/Patents Real Estate For land document
Hello,

Kindly help me to translate this term "ontstaan uit" in the following segment.

Voor in de splitsing betrokken rechten raadpleeg "ontstaan uit" Ontstaan uit:

Thanks in advance.

Manohar ROSHAN

Discussion

Wiard Sterk (X) Nov 6, 2012:
In a legal context "arising from" sounds better.
Lianne van de Ven Nov 6, 2012:
It probably means "derived from" or "arising from" but the fragment is incomplete and does not make much sense.

Proposed translations

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derived from

The fragment is complete. "Ontstaan uit" is put in between quotation marks, which means that it is the title of a chapter or paragraph or whatever. Haven't you got a table of contents ?
Note from asker:
No, there is no table of contents
Peer comment(s):

agree Wim Jonckheere
1 hr
agree Kitty Brussaard : Or, as pointed out by Lianne, 'arising from'
1 hr
agree W Schouten : I agree with Lianne
3 hrs
neutral philgoddard : I don't see how you can translate this with no context - we don't even know what part of speech "ontstaan" is.
7 hrs
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1 day 6 hrs

resulting from/caused by/arising from

onstaan uit de normale bedrijfsvoering
arising from normal business operations


damage caused by negligence

damage/loss whether or not caused by his actions

caused through the actions or omissions of the lessee

any dispute between the parties arising from this agreement


any dispute whatsoever - including any disagreement which only one party considers to be a dispute - which may arise between the client and the contractor in connection with or as a result of the contract or any subsequent agreements arising out of the contract will be settled by arbitration in accordance with the rules defined in the Regulations of the Court of Arbitration for the Netherlands Building Industry

Caffeine is a derivative of coffee but not a result or cause




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Note added at 1 day6 hrs (2012-11-07 11:29:23 GMT)
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For the rights involved in the: demerger/division/separation/split

etc,

please see ''Arising from'' [Section..., paragraph...]

Agree with Phil, this could be in relation to so many different kinds of ''splitsing'' that it is hard/impossible to know exactly what it is about which is not helpful at all.
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