Jul 22, 2000 07:05
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Spanish term
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..protesto lo necesario..
Spanish to English
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manifiesto bajo protesto de decir la verdad WOULD THESE BE VARIATIONS ON I do solemnly swear/I hereby swear???. ALSO ...fracción (de un Artículo de un Ley) and ....colonia (MEX) (after street, before municipality in an address) residential area/district?
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Alexandro Padres Jimenez
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Protesto lo necesario: this a formula, in Mexico, that we lawyers place on documents presented before a judge. Basically, a statement that we acknowledge to conduct the proceedings in accordance with the law and in good faith. This would be similar to saying: "Under oath".
I usually translate "fracción IV del Artículo 5 del Código Civil (example)" as paragraph IV of Article 5 of the Civil Code.
I translate Colonia, used widely in Mexico, I live in Colonia Roma Norte, as Subdivision, since districts usually mean a political voter division.
Best of luck!
I usually translate "fracción IV del Artículo 5 del Código Civil (example)" as paragraph IV of Article 5 of the Civil Code.
I translate Colonia, used widely in Mexico, I live in Colonia Roma Norte, as Subdivision, since districts usually mean a political voter division.
Best of luck!
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No, 'protesto' I would think, legally speaking, should be something along the lines of "I object" or "objection"as we often hear in a dramatic legal case.
Colonia=lit. colony, but I think you want 'community' or 'suburb.'
Fraccion=part, segment, fraction
again, good luck with these.
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Colonia=lit. colony, but I think you want 'community' or 'suburb.'
Fraccion=part, segment, fraction
again, good luck with these.
dq
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declaro bajo juramento que / declaro solenemente
These are some of the ways of expressing.All the best.
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Manifeisto bajo protesto de decir verdad =
I solemnly declare that
fraction = sub line of the article, section
colonia = enclave, settlement
I solemnly declare that
fraction = sub line of the article, section
colonia = enclave, settlement
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