Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
embargo
English translation:
seizure of property, sequestration.
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Gabriel Aramburo Siegert
Jun 12, 2002 09:46
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Spanish term
embargo
Spanish to English
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Hello all. I wondered how to translate embargo, in this context of a trademark registration. Seizure? Attachment? Here's the context: en los expedientes de las Marcas internacionales, obrantes en la oficina -- existen anotados diversos embargos, así como una hipoteca mobiliaria consitituida en su día.....
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seizure of property, sequestration.
From what you can see from context, you might be right. Looks like reports against the trade marks, so this words could apply. Good luck.
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these words, sorry
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these words, sorry
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Many thanks!
Jo"
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Blocked , blockade
Blocked , blockade
Peer comment(s):
disagree |
Jennifer Callahan
: Not in this case, we're talking about intellectual property
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attachment
routledge:
attachment bond n
FIN, LAW fianza de embargo f
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Derecho Procesal - EMBARGO
EMBARGO:
attachment - (ver EMBARGO en Cap. DERECHOS REALES)
DE SUELDO:
garnishment
DEFINITIVO:
writ of execution
EJECUTIVO:
writ of execution
PREVENTIVO:
writ of attachment - preliminary attachment
Subject - \"Economics (sn: macroeconomics; nt: generic field; rf: Commerce and Movement of Goods, see: CO; Financial Affairs - Taxation - Customs, see: FI)\" (=EC)
- Politics - Foreign Relations - Development Aid(=PO)
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TERM embargo
Reference 489A0695; Nueva Enciclopedia Jurídica(Voz:Embargo),1956; Protocolo de Privilegios e Inmunidades del Tribunal de Apelación Común,arts. 3.1.c),4.1,13.1 a),DO L 401/89,p. 45.
[EN]
(1)
TERM seizure
Reference 10>>?OJ?L?56/94,p.?6 for \"seizure\";OJ?L?401/89,p.?45 for \"attachment\"
(2)
TERM attachment
Reference 10>>?OJ?L?56/94,p.?6 for \"seizure\";OJ?L?401/89,p.?45 for \"attachment\"
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I dont think \"EMBARGO\" applies here for it refers to prohibitions imposed by the political decision makers
American Heritage Dictionary
EMBARGO:
1. A government order prohibiting the movement of merchant ships into or out of its ports.
2. A prohibition by a government on certain or all trade with a foreign nation: an embargo on the sale of computers to unfriendly nations.
3. A prohibition; a ban: an embargo on criticism.
attachment bond n
FIN, LAW fianza de embargo f
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Derecho Procesal - EMBARGO
EMBARGO:
attachment - (ver EMBARGO en Cap. DERECHOS REALES)
DE SUELDO:
garnishment
DEFINITIVO:
writ of execution
EJECUTIVO:
writ of execution
PREVENTIVO:
writ of attachment - preliminary attachment
Subject - \"Economics (sn: macroeconomics; nt: generic field; rf: Commerce and Movement of Goods, see: CO; Financial Affairs - Taxation - Customs, see: FI)\" (=EC)
- Politics - Foreign Relations - Development Aid(=PO)
[ES]
(1)
TERM embargo
Reference 489A0695; Nueva Enciclopedia Jurídica(Voz:Embargo),1956; Protocolo de Privilegios e Inmunidades del Tribunal de Apelación Común,arts. 3.1.c),4.1,13.1 a),DO L 401/89,p. 45.
[EN]
(1)
TERM seizure
Reference 10>>?OJ?L?56/94,p.?6 for \"seizure\";OJ?L?401/89,p.?45 for \"attachment\"
(2)
TERM attachment
Reference 10>>?OJ?L?56/94,p.?6 for \"seizure\";OJ?L?401/89,p.?45 for \"attachment\"
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I dont think \"EMBARGO\" applies here for it refers to prohibitions imposed by the political decision makers
American Heritage Dictionary
EMBARGO:
1. A government order prohibiting the movement of merchant ships into or out of its ports.
2. A prohibition by a government on certain or all trade with a foreign nation: an embargo on the sale of computers to unfriendly nations.
3. A prohibition; a ban: an embargo on criticism.
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embargo
embargo also exists in English e.g. US embargo on trade with Cuba.
regards from Malta!
regards from Malta!
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Сергей Лузан
: De acuerdo.
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disagree |
Jennifer Callahan
: I don't think thatapplies here, we're talking intellectual property, not trade
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Garnishment
De acuerdo con el diccionario legal West's:
Embargo:
Garnishment - An accessory action to a judgment rendered in a principal action, which is resorted to as a means of obtaining satisfaction of the judgment by attaching goods, money or property of the judgment debtor.
Embargable: Garnishable
Embargado: Garnishee
Embargador: Granishor, Lienor
En este caso, habla de que existen anotados (legalmente o en una corte) several garnishments, as well as a movable mortgage constituted in its day...
Espero te sirva.
Saludos,
Glo
Embargo:
Garnishment - An accessory action to a judgment rendered in a principal action, which is resorted to as a means of obtaining satisfaction of the judgment by attaching goods, money or property of the judgment debtor.
Embargable: Garnishable
Embargado: Garnishee
Embargador: Granishor, Lienor
En este caso, habla de que existen anotados (legalmente o en una corte) several garnishments, as well as a movable mortgage constituted in its day...
Espero te sirva.
Saludos,
Glo
Peer comment(s):
neutral |
Jennifer Callahan
: I understand a hipoteca mobiliaria to be a chattel mortgage (that is, it's secured by asset than real estate) as opposed to a hipoteca inmobiliaria
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Attachment or seizure
Embargo de bienes = attachment of goods, seizure of goods
Embargo de inmuebles = attachment of real property.
I hope you can tell better which is which.
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Ref. Diccionario de Términos Jurídicos, Alcaraz & Hughes
Embargo de inmuebles = attachment of real property.
I hope you can tell better which is which.
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Ref. Diccionario de Términos Jurídicos, Alcaraz & Hughes
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Lien
This is used frequently in the conetxt of intellectual property. I also agree with attachment as mentioned above. Garnishment I understand to be the process whereby a lien is enforced or enacted.
http://www.pblaw.com/Views/views/views_archive/2000/12/intel...
http://www.sep.benfranklin.org/capital/doc7.doc
http://www.ivanhoffman.com/leverage.html
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http://www.investorwords.com/cgi-bin/getword.cgi?842
http://www.pblaw.com/Views/views/views_archive/2000/12/intel...
http://www.sep.benfranklin.org/capital/doc7.doc
http://www.ivanhoffman.com/leverage.html
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