Glossary entry

Bulgarian term or phrase:

уведомително писмо

English translation:

letter of notification

Added to glossary by Monica Ruggiero
Feb 24, 2009 16:06
15 yrs ago
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Bulgarian term

уведомително писмо

Bulgarian to English Law/Patents Law (general)
I'm not sure whether уведомително писмо means "notification" or something more strong, like a warn.
Thank you very much.

Discussion

Ivan Klyunchev Feb 25, 2009:
letter of advice Използва се в търговската практика. Нарича се на български още авизо. Collins: letter of advice a commercial letter giving a specific notification, such as the consignment of goods.
Monica Ruggiero (asker) Feb 24, 2009:
ERRATA CORRIGE I should have written "warning", not "warn", of course.

Proposed translations

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letter of notification

This (and "notification letter") is the most frequently used term for "Уведомително писмо" in UK English legal language. See the link for a sample of such a letter. "Notice" has a narrower meaning, usually referring to a warning or notification within a certain deadline (corresponding to the Bulgarian "предизвестие")
Example sentence:

http://www.tpub.com/content/administration/14134/css/14134_131.htm

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agree Denka Momkova
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agree Kalinka Hristova
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notice

The correct Legalese term is "notice"
"...by express notice in writing in (three) business days after the occurrence of circumstances of Force Majeure..."
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agree iacta alea est
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agree stefanov_a
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notification

written/oral notification - устно/писмено уведомление
payment notice - уведомление за плащане
certificate of acknoledgement - официално уведомление
note settlement - уведомление засключена борсова сделка
PONS
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transmission note

Изразът се използува много често.
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