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forth / inconvenient forth

Polish translation: żądanie które od tego momentu jest niedogodne

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English term or phrase:forth / inconvenient forth
Polish translation:żądanie które od tego momentu jest niedogodne
Entered by: Stanislaw Watson Zajaczkowski (X)

15:52 Jan 20, 2002
English to Polish translations [PRO]
Law/Patents
English term or phrase: forth / inconvenient forth
the parties hereto irrevocably waive any claim that such forth is an inconvenient forth [final part of an agreement, part of Governing Law clause]
pidzej
Poland
Local time: 03:27
żądanie które od tego momentu jest niedogodne
Explanation:
Można również "uciążliwe". Przetlumaczłbym " ..od tego momentu jest niedogodne lub uciażliwe".
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darotob
Local time: 21:27
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Thanks for the effort; I also posted the question as an English monolingual one and the guys there suggest it's a misspelling, and it should be forum, not forth. Some misspelling, isn't it, just 60% of the letters right and the rest nowhere near; still, I believe this must indeed be the case. PJ
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4żądanie które od tego momentu jest niedogodne
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żądanie które od tego momentu jest niedogodne


Explanation:
Można również "uciążliwe". Przetlumaczłbym " ..od tego momentu jest niedogodne lub uciażliwe".


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darotob
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Thanks for the effort; I also posted the question as an English monolingual one and the guys there suggest it's a misspelling, and it should be forum, not forth. Some misspelling, isn't it, just 60% of the letters right and the rest nowhere near; still, I believe this must indeed be the case. PJ
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