sindicatura y sindico titular
English translation: I believe that
| 14:59 Aug 15, 2000 |
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|  Selected response from: Alexandro Padres Jimenez Local time: 00:30 | ||||||
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| 4 +1 | internal audit committee / internal auditor |
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| na | I believe Alex is right |
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I believe that Explanation: given the context you are talking about a "statutory auditor", sometimes known in some latinamerican countries as "comisario" of the company. Since US Law doesn't contemplate such a figure, I think you would be safe with the term suggested. As for titular, you could use proprietary statutory auditor. Best of luck! Experience as a lawyer |
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I believe Alex is right Explanation: This is what Thomas West has to say: "sindico 1.trustee in brankruptcy 2.(Arg, Par, Uru) statutory auditor, statutory examiner (This person is appointed by the shareholders to oversee the acts of the board of directors. There is no equivalent in U.S. law.) 3. legal representative on a municipal council (also called "sindico municipal" sindicatura=receivership; administracion judicial (as per Alcaraz Varo) Happy translating! ;o) |
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peer agreement (net): +1internal audit committee / internal auditor Explanation: Although these do not have the same legal status in the UK and US as they do in some South American countries, they perform the same functions. I don't see that the fact that they are required by law in one place but not in another is really an issue for the translator, as it has no bearing on the best way of translating the term. |
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