Spanish term
milimetría
Es claro, y también generalmente aceptado, que no se trata de propender ni garantizar la milimetría contractual, por lo que se entiende que solo en casos de desequilibrios marcados y manifiestos, en detrimento de la posición contractual del adherente y/o en beneficio desproporcionado y exclusivo del predisponente, se justifica abrir espacio a la posibilidad de enjuiciamiento del contenido negocial.
4 +1 | fine points | David Hollywood |
4 +1 | impeccability / precision | Robert Carter |
PRO (2): Robert Carter, AllegroTrans
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Proposed translations
fine points
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Note added at 59 mins (2018-04-09 02:48:05 GMT)
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Es claro, y también generalmente aceptado, que no se trata de propender ni garantizar la milimetría contractual
It is understood and also generally accepted that it is not a question of proposing or guaranteeing the fine points of contractual clauses
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Note added at 1 hr (2018-04-09 02:50:13 GMT)
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or "agreements"
agree |
philgoddard
53 mins
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neutral |
AllegroTrans
: "guaranteeing the fine points" doesn't work for me, I think this is really about "guaranteeing that the contract is watertight"
18 hrs
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impeccability / precision
Perhaps you could rephrase it as "It is evident and also generally accepted that contracts neither tend to nor must be impeccably drafted..."
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