"VOOR GROSSE"
English translation: bailiff's copy
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bailiff's copy Explanation: authentic copy by way of original The above option is from van den End. The term "grosse" is used in the case of issued judgements and for official copies of notarial deeds. It denotes an officially authenticated document. "Authentic copy" seems to be confined to usage for the notarial deeds, by way of original is what we used at the legal translation agency I worked for for many years. six years of experience as a legal translator van den End/Juridisch lexicon |
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