Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

Procès-verbal de descellage

English translation:

Unsealing report

Added to glossary by Richard Vranch
Nov 13, 2017 21:00
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French term

Procès-verbal de descellage

French to English Law/Patents Law (general)
« ...procédé ce jour au descellage de (bâtiment) des ... laquelle avait été scellée lors de l’exécution du jugement ... en date... »

This is a court order from the Democratic Republic of Congo regarding a building that was “scellé” and the decision was reversed.
Change log

Nov 14, 2017 08:42: Wordwatcher changed "Language pair" from "French to English" to "English to French"

Nov 14, 2017 09:40: Tony M changed "Language pair" from "English to French" to "French to English"

Discussion

Nikki Scott-Despaigne Nov 15, 2017:
@Richard A court ordered the building to be sealed off and perhaps the court has now ordered that it the seals can be removed. Maybe the initial judgment set out the conditions in which the seals could be removed. In any event, the "procès-verbal" is an official record of the seals having been removed.
(There is no indication in the information given that this is the reversal of the court's decision, which would mean that the court had gone back on its decision, an unusual event. There may be provisions in the judgment itself, or administrative rules that determine when the seals can be removed.
If you were to say that a judgment is reversed and that is not indicated elsewhere, you would be introducing a significant piece of new information in the translation. ;-)
Richard Vranch (asker) Nov 13, 2017:
Context The term is the title of the instrument. I have no other context, I don’t know why the building was sealed. This document just reversed the decision, but without giving sentencing remarks...
philgoddard Nov 13, 2017:
Unsealing report, I would have thought But I agree that we need context. Was it literally sealed to keep people out, perhaps because of a judgment for non-payment of rent or something?
There's one hit for the phrase here, in the fourth story from the bottom, where it appears to mean a report on the return of some confiscated diamonds to their owner:
http://razafimahazo.free.fr/Descendants/ReporterARF/droit_de...
AllegroTrans Nov 13, 2017:
Context please Is this a heading to the text below? Can we have the complete sentence please?

Proposed translations

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Unsealing report

https://jggreeklawblog.wordpress.com/
6 Aug 2017 - On the unsealing day the Notary produces an unsealing report, describing the procedure that was followed and specifying the value of each ...

www.the-laws.com/Encyclopedia/Browse/Case?CaseId=7180022861...
... to unseal the cold storage premises, representatives of petitioner alongwith antisocial elements got unsealing report forcibly drawn up showing that there were ...



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Presumably an unsealing report would confirm that the building wasn't damaged as a result of having been sealed up. E.g. that there was no corpse of anyone who'd been sealed inside, no water damage from taps left running when the building was sealed etc. and that the building was safely returned to the possession of whoever.
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agree AllegroTrans : we can only speculate as to what the report contains (a full inventory?) but I think this is the best option// I think in GB we probably would speak of "securing" a property rather than "sealing" it though - makes me think of jam-making
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Thanks AT. At the very least it must record handing over possession.// Depends whether the procedure involves affixing an official seal to a cable or something that holds the door shut, in addition to the locks.
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Written Record of the Unsealing

Could it be that the tittle refers to the transcript/record describing the unsealing of the building?
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