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Spanish to English translations [Non-PRO] Law/Patents | ||||
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| Selected response from: Bertha S. Deffenbaugh United States Local time: 19:30 | |||
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na | final provision |
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na | final stipulations |
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na | final disposition |
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na | Provision / Ordinance |
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final provision Explanation: from grandictionnaire hope it helps |
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final stipulations Explanation: this is a legal term meaning final requirements good luck |
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final disposition Explanation: This legal term in English is a general term that refers to the final outcome or decision in a case....the terms of a settlement, a judge's ruling, the sentence imposed, etc. Hope this helps! my own work experience in legal settings |
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Provision / Ordinance Explanation: IF it is a clause, then it should be translated as PROVISION. If it is a decree, then the term is ORDINANCE. From ENCARTA WORLD ENGLISH DICTIONARY: PROVISION: 3. LAW legal clause stating condition: a clause in a law or contract stating that a particular condition must be met. ORDINANCE: or·di·nance [áwrd'nns ] (plural or·di·nanc·es) noun 1. law: a law or rule made by an authority, for example, a city government Saludos,:) BD |
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