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English translation: see below
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|  Selected response from: Nancy Schmeing Canada Local time: 19:13 | |||
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| na | It's your call |
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see below Explanation: Attached conditions are requirements that the recipient do, allow, or refrain from doing certain things in connection with receiving the benefit. |
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see below Explanation: Conditions are directions that prescribe an action, or tolerance thereof, or forbearance thereof for the beneficiary in connection with the verdict. |
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see below Explanation: I wholeheartedly agree with answer 1, but 'Bescheid' would probably be better as 'notification'? |
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It's your call Explanation: The terms below are from Hamblock/Wessels / Romain / Eichborn. Just cross out everything that does not apply to your context: "Restrictions / Conditions are specific instructions / requirements which the recipient of a favor (general) / the beneficiary (general) / the legatee (wills) / the nominee (insurance) / the covenantee (contracts) / the recipient of the performance / goods / service (general) the payee (letter of credit) must carry out / do / accomplish, or refrain from (doing) / omit / not do / forbear from (doing), or suffer / tolerate / acquiesce to / accept, in connection with the decision / ruling / or communication / notification of a decision / ruling / verdict." HTH - Dan |
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