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Pursuant to the provisions of Article 1

English translation: Pursuant to Article 1.

23:18 Oct 28, 2007
Japanese to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law: Contract(s)
Japanese term or phrase: Pursuant to the provisions of Article 1
Hi All,

I was wondering if "Pursuant to Article 1" has exactly the same meaning as "Pursuant to the provisions of Article 1" in a financial contract. If it means the same, I would prefer to use the shorter version, and lave out the "the provisions of".

The Japanese is
"第1条に基づき"

Many thanks
jojikiba
Local time: 00:57
English translation:Pursuant to Article 1.
Explanation:
If provisions are mentioned in the preamble (e.g. before article or if there are a numner of sections under article 1 etc. Then it is better to use "... provisions of article 1" for completenesse.g. leaving nothing to misinterrrupt when reading the document. Provisions of = all provisions of article 1.
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Fred Moosreiner
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Local time: 11:57
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Pursuant to Article 1.


Explanation:
If provisions are mentioned in the preamble (e.g. before article or if there are a numner of sections under article 1 etc. Then it is better to use "... provisions of article 1" for completenesse.g. leaving nothing to misinterrrupt when reading the document. Provisions of = all provisions of article 1.


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