Term and Termination

Portuguese translation: Prazo e término

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English term or phrase:Term and Termination
Portuguese translation:Prazo e término
Entered by: Rossrose

17:02 Nov 8, 2007
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Law/Patents - Law: Contract(s)
English term or phrase: Term and Termination
What is the diference between: extinção, termino, rescisão.
Could I use any of them to say the same thing? for example:"Termination by Supplier" = Término pelo fornecedor ou rescisão pelo fornecedor.
Rossrose
Local time: 19:21
Prazo e término
Explanation:
prazo e término

acho que término é qualquer fim do contrato, pode ser que o prazo expirou. rescisão é quando uma parte rescinde o contrato (por cause de inadimplência da outra parte por exemplo)

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No caso do seu exemplo: "Rescisão pelo fornecedor" é melhor. A confusão é devido ao fato de "rescind" e "terminate" ser sinónimos em inglês. Mas em português acho que "término" é mais para "extinção" do que "rescisão".
I stand to be corrected.
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5 +2Prazo e término
Ben Kohn
4duração/termos/condições e termo/rescisão
Mariana Moreira
4No.
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term and termination
duração/termos/condições e termo/rescisão


Explanation:
penso que term se refere neste caso à duração ou período de validade de um contrato embora tb se possa referir aos termos/condições, etc. enquanto termination é realmente ao seu cancelamento

term
n. word; expression, idiom; semester; specified time period; condition, stipulation (e.g. the terms of an agreement)

termination
n. end, conclusion, completion


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term and termination
Prazo e término


Explanation:
prazo e término

acho que término é qualquer fim do contrato, pode ser que o prazo expirou. rescisão é quando uma parte rescinde o contrato (por cause de inadimplência da outra parte por exemplo)

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Note added at 46 mins (2007-11-08 17:49:12 GMT)
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No caso do seu exemplo: "Rescisão pelo fornecedor" é melhor. A confusão é devido ao fato de "rescind" e "terminate" ser sinónimos em inglês. Mas em português acho que "término" é mais para "extinção" do que "rescisão".
I stand to be corrected.

Ben Kohn
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term and termination
No.


Explanation:
You cannot use them interchangeably.

Ben is almost 100% right. Término is a generic term meaning the end of the contract, for whatever reason, whether by expiration, termination, cancelation, rescission, or what have you, I would say.

The only clarification that I suggest to Ben's answer is that terminate and rescind are not quite synonyms in English.

Término = any end to the contract.
Rescisão = cancelation/rescission = when a party chooses to end the contract.
Extinção = expiration when the contract ends naturally; or cancelation if the contract ends because a party fails to meet his obligations, or if the contract is ruled unenforceable, or for some other reason that renders the contract invalid, for example.





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