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In dem gemeinsamen Willen einer erfolgreichen und guten Zusammenarbeit vereinbar

English translation: s.u.

08:20 Jul 18, 2005
German to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law: Contract(s)
German term or phrase: In dem gemeinsamen Willen einer erfolgreichen und guten Zusammenarbeit vereinbar
In dem gemeinsamen Willen einer erfolgreichen und guten Zusammenarbeit vereinbaren die Parteien auf Grundlage dieses Vertrages Folgendes:
ninarrow1
Germany
Local time: 23:09
English translation:s.u.
Explanation:
I'd use:
- *cooperate* instead of "collaborate"
- *beneficial* (or sth to that effect) instead of "good faith" (which means sth else and will crop up later in the agreement!)
- *stipulate* instead of "agree" is wholly sufficient
- and, yes, with Erik: please delete "terms and conditions"
- US quotation marks (not German ones) :-)
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silfilla
Local time: 17:09
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4s.u.
silfilla
3the parties mutually agree to a successful and beneficial collaboration
Raghunathan Rajagopalan


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the parties mutually agree to a successful and beneficial collaboration


Explanation:
for collaboration you can also use ventureor a joint-venture provided the text permits

Raghunathan Rajagopalan
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s.u.


Explanation:
I'd use:
- *cooperate* instead of "collaborate"
- *beneficial* (or sth to that effect) instead of "good faith" (which means sth else and will crop up later in the agreement!)
- *stipulate* instead of "agree" is wholly sufficient
- and, yes, with Erik: please delete "terms and conditions"
- US quotation marks (not German ones) :-)

silfilla
Local time: 17:09
Specializes in field
PRO pts in category: 300
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