juicio por saldo insoluto
English translation: "Trial for unsolved balance"
| 20:52 Jul 24, 2000 |
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|  Selected response from: Baruch Avidar Israel Local time: 18:49 | |||
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| na | "Trial for unsolved balance" |
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| na | proceedings will be started against the client |
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| na | >> see below << |
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| na | see below |
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| na | 2 |
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| na | Proceedings on unpaid balance |
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| na | legal proceedings will be initiated to recover ..... |
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"Trial for unsolved balance" Explanation: I would say in English: "In case the amount obtained by auction will not be sufficient to cancel the debt in whole, a trial for unsolved balance will be initiated against the client, until the said debt is covered." Good luck! |
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proceedings will be started against the client Explanation: for recovering the remaining amount. I hope it will help you. |
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>> see below << Explanation: "If the proceeds from the auction are not enough to wipe out the entire amount owed, legal action will be taken againt the customer for the outstanding balance, until this debt is paid." -- HTH! |
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see below Explanation: I consider the full translation given by Bar is very good. But instead of " trail" use the word " proceedings" |
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2 Explanation: 2 2 2 |
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Proceedings on unpaid balance Explanation: Good luck! |
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legal proceedings will be initiated to recover ..... Explanation: ....the amount due (from the client)....English sometimes needs to be 'plain'. This sentence translates the entire last part including 'hasta cubrir etc'. I originally thought of 'insilvency' but I think here it's a case of one bad debt, not the entire company? |
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