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Spanish to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) / legal | |||||||
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4 +1 | record of article [207 of....] |
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4 | affidavit section |
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4 | Act of exhibition, paragraph |
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3 | certificate issued in accordance with Article 207.. |
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3 | rulings |
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affidavit section Explanation: The section of the tax Code in which particular laws are given. www.bookkeeperlist.com/definitionss.shtml Declaración por escrito jurada ante una persona autorizada, como un notario público. https://www.nrsservicecenter.com/iApp/ret/content/employee.d... Example sentence(s):
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record of article [207 of....] Explanation: Context is rather scant, but "acta" in notarial jargon is nearly always a "record". Artículo 207 does not appear to pose any undue difficulty, it should translate simply as "article 207". |
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certificate issued in accordance with Article 207.. Explanation: Could be a notorised certificate, affadavit or similar, but I think it would read better in English to say something like 'issued in accordance with...' as it doesn't make much sense otherwise. (a), in the case of a certificate issued in accordance with Article 5 of the Directive, that the person concerned is, by reason of his distinguished ... www.arb.org.uk/about/act/act2.shtml |
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Act of exhibition, paragraph Explanation: 207 of the Notarial Regulations. Paragraph 207 of the Notarial Regulations regulates acts of exhibition, so it is referring to this type of notarial act. In England we call them notarial acts. Regulations have paragraphs. HTH Reference: http://www.gobiernodecanarias.org/educacion/usr/apdorta/ley/... |
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rulings Explanation: may be |
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