éar

English translation: par

18:39 Oct 12, 2001
French to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents
French term or phrase: éar
comparaître à la cour d'appel de Port-au-Prince dans le délai de la loi qui est de huit jours francs, éar devant la composition compétente et si la cause . . .
Paul Sadur
Local time: 01:13
English translation:par
Explanation:
This is most clearly as typo to me, Paul. Your second quote above seems to show that too.."rendu par le tribunal etc".
You can note that on a lot of keyboards the letter 'p' key is just above the apostrophe key, which is how I make e acute accent : Ctrl + ' + vowel in MS Word.
A finger may have slipped twice !
Best wishes
Philip
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Philip Saffery
Local time: 18:13
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I think I'll accept your explanation, since nothing is lost by substituting "par". Thanks to Abu too.
I also came across "à thor" which I assume must be "à tort".

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5par
Philip Saffery
3par-devant?
Abu Amaal (X)


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par-devant?


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Abu Amaal (X)
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par


Explanation:
This is most clearly as typo to me, Paul. Your second quote above seems to show that too.."rendu par le tribunal etc".
You can note that on a lot of keyboards the letter 'p' key is just above the apostrophe key, which is how I make e acute accent : Ctrl + ' + vowel in MS Word.
A finger may have slipped twice !
Best wishes
Philip

Philip Saffery
Local time: 18:13
Native speaker of: Native in SamoanSamoan, Native in Tonga(TongaIslands)Tonga(TongaIslands), Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in pair: 4
Grading comment
I think I'll accept your explanation, since nothing is lost by substituting "par". Thanks to Abu too.
I also came across "à thor" which I assume must be "à tort".
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