Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
Con lo que termino leido que lo fue, persistio en su tenor
English translation:
... which, after having been read, was affirmed (by the undersigned)...
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Paul Stevens
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Con lo que termino leido que lo fue, persistio en su tenor
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This is at the end of asworn oath, just before the signature. The words are easy enough to understand, but is there a concise, "legalese" way of expressing this in English please?
Proposed translations
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| 5 +2 | ... which, after having been read, was affirmed (by the undersigned)... |
Heathcliff
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| 4 | You would probably write it better... |
Robert INGLEDEW
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Proposed translations
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Heathcliff
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... which, after having been read, was affirmed (by the undersigned)...
That's the essence of the phrase. How you slot it in to the preceding text will of course vary depending on your translation.
Cheers,
HC
Cheers,
HC
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Comment: "Thanks for both answers. This one probably shades it.
Season's greetings!"
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Robert INGLEDEW
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You would probably write it better...
I have not found it in my legal dictionary, but this is how I would put it:
AND AFTER HAVING READ IT, HE INSISTED IN HIS POSITION (all in lower case, of course)
AND AFTER HAVING READ IT, HE INSISTED IN HIS POSITION (all in lower case, of course)
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