nemo dat principle

Chinese translation: 無權利者無可讓與原則

15:00 May 3, 2003

English to Chinese translations [PRO]
Law/Patents

English term or phrase: nemo dat principle

The nemo dat principle helps the owner, not the innocent purchaser.

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Chinese translation:無權利者無可讓與原則

Explanation:
This is a legal maxim. The full text in Latin is "Nemo date qui non habet", which may be translated into English as "No one gives who possesses not" or "He who hath not cannot give", meaning that a person who does not have the proper right or interest (in broader meaning than ownership)may not assign or convey such right or interest to another person.

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Raymond Chu
Taiwan
Local time: 08:10

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Summary of answers provided

4 +2

没有人能给他没有的东西

Yubing YANG (X)

5 +1

無權利者無可讓與原則

Raymond Chu

3 +1

"无权给以非其所有"原则

chance (X)

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21 mins confidence:

peer agreement (net): +2

没有人能给他没有的东西

Explanation:
建议直接用拉丁原文备注解释

看是否有简练说法

www.kevinboone.com/ lawglos_nemo_dat_quod_non_habet.html

Yubing YANG (X)
PRO pts in pair: 8

12 hrs confidence:

peer agreement (net): +1

"无权给以非其所有"原则

Explanation:
or "非其所有,无权给以"原则

chance (X)
Native speaker of:

Chinese
PRO pts in pair: 127

1 day 16 hrs confidence:

peer agreement (net): +1

無權利者無可讓與原則

Raymond Chu
Taiwan
Local time: 08:10
PRO pts in pair: 107

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