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22:41 May 15, 2002 |
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4 | declaration of discontinuance with a penalty clause |
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3 | under penalty |
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declaration of discontinuance with a penalty clause Explanation: This is the translation Romain offers for strafbewehrte Unterlassungserklärung; the background of strafbewehrt is that you commit an offence if you violate your own declaration of discontinuance (or declaration to cease and desist - this might be the term used in AE). -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-05-15 23:02:21 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- I have to correct myself - the violation of your own declaration of discontinuance would not be an offence (which is exclusively a criminal concept), but would be subject to a penalty - this is what strafbewehrt means in this context. \"... as stated in a notice of continuance to be issued under the Corporations Law and a notice of discontinuance stated in a *declaration of discontinuance* to be ...\" www.emperor.com.au/news/news24feb99.html \"To have received a signed *cease and desist declaration* from the owner of the site sends a strong message to other pirates that they are not out of the law\'s ...\" www.bsa.org/uk/press/newsreleases/2001-10-17.863.phtml More examples for the practical usage of both phraseologies => Google Given above |
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under penalty Explanation: [use to modify verb rather than noun] |
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