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Law/Patents - Law: Contract(s) | | English term or phrase: declarer | I need a translation for "declarer", i.e person making a declaration under oath before a government official This is for a notary, who says "Anmelder" is unacceptable.
An earlier extract from the translation: "....erklaerte vor ein Beamter des Einwhohnermeldeamtes, dass am.......ein weibliches Baby geboren wurde." |
| | | der Erklärende | Explanation:
And if you want to avoid "Der Erklärende erklärte vor einem ..."
you can put:
"Der Erklärende gab vor einem Beamten ... an, dass ..."
HTH
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Note added at 3 mins (2004-08-03 10:08:28 GMT)
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sorry: should have been (der/die) Erklärende ... ;-)
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Note added at 38 mins (2004-08-03 10:42:32 GMT)
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some links:
Welche Irrtümer berechtigen nicht zur Anfechtung? Bei den nachfolgend genannten Irrtümern befindet sich der Erklärende zwar auch im Irrtum. ...
http://www.internetratgeber-recht.de/Kaufrecht/ Anfechtung/anfechtung_kaufvertrag_2.htm
or (real legalese ...)
Beim Inhaltsirrtum ist der Erklärende bei der Abgabe der Erklärung über deren Inhalt im Irrtum (der Erklärende weiß zwar was er sagt, weiß aber nicht ...
http://www.ratgeberrecht.de/worte/rw01399.html |
| Selected response from:
Michael Pauls
Germany
Local time: 02:26
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2 hrs confidence: die/der Erschienene (zu 1.)
Explanation:
In the texts from German notaries the persons appearing at the recording/authentication are almost always called "die Erschienenen@ which means "the persons appearing" (IMO).
:)
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Note added at 2 hrs 21 mins (2004-08-03 12:25:41 GMT)
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Even if the person \"declaring\" didn\'t appear before the notary, it might work in your context.
| Derek Gill Franßen
Germany
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