subroger son successeur dans les droits...

English translation: may assign his rights to his successor

09:03 Jan 17, 2001
French to English translations [PRO]
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French term or phrase: subroger son successeur dans les droits...
What is the proper English legal terminology for this? Context: En cas de vente de son etablissement le producteur pourra subroger son successeur dans les droits et obligations du present contrat..."
Dawn Montague
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Local time: 12:11
English translation:may assign his rights to his successor
Explanation:
contracts often refer to "assign" as in whether or not the obligations or rights therein may be assigned to another person.
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namay subrogate his successor in the rights and obligations herein
Nikki Scott-Despaigne
namay assign his rights to his successor
charivoss (X)
naassign
Nikki Scott-Despaigne


  

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37 mins
may subrogate his successor in the rights and obligations herein


Explanation:
subroger = subrogate (to put one person in the place of another in the case of a claim or a right

droit 1 / 1
droit judiciaire privé

subrogation of rights

Terme(s) apparenté(s)
delegation of rights
subrogation dans les droits n. f.

Déf. : Substitution d'une personne à une autre dans un rapport de droit.

Have a look at the Grand Dictionnaire Terminologique. Address below as I think you may well find it useful!




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Nikki Scott-Despaigne
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55 mins
may assign his rights to his successor


Explanation:
contracts often refer to "assign" as in whether or not the obligations or rights therein may be assigned to another person.


    Council of Europe Legal Dict.
charivoss (X)
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23 hrs
assign


Explanation:
"subroger" and "concéder"
=
"subrogate" and "assign"

Of course!

Nikki Scott-Despaigne
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