Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

check to order

Spanish translation:

Cheque a la orden

    The asker opted for community grading. The question was closed on 2010-06-23 15:54:15 based on peer agreement (or, if there were too few peer comments, asker preference.)
Jun 20, 2010 14:49
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English term

check to order

English to Spanish Law/Patents Law: Contract(s) Terms and Conditions
Método de pago.
Context:
The Parties accept any variation that may occur due to Exchange Market’s changes given that the amounts to be charged shall be expressed in xxxxxx (currency) and almost every payment shall be made in its equivalent in xxxxx (another currency) at the sell rate market price at the closure of xxxxx (name of bank) activities the day prior to the date of effective payment by check to order.
Proposed translations (Spanish)
4 +5 Cheque a la orden

Discussion

Richard Boulter Jun 21, 2010:
Some related documents: I don't find the query phrase, as such. Think also of translations of 'bearer check/giro al portador' to be paid on the order and signature of anyone who possesses the physical 'check'. Also 'bank draft/giro bancario', 'sight draft/demand draft: letra de cambio pagadera a la vista'. Regards, All!

Proposed translations

+5
3 mins
Selected

Cheque a la orden

Significa que puede ser endosado

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Note added at 4 mins (2010-06-20 14:53:36 GMT)
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http://books.google.es/books?id=DYngFsG2ESEC&pg=PA172&lpg=PA...
Example sentence:

Cheque a la orden: Cheque nominativo que puede ser endosado (transmitido a otra persona mediante declaración escrita del titular en el propio documento).

Peer comment(s):

agree Leonardo Lamarche : agree.
4 mins
¡Muchas gracias, Leonardo! Un saludo
agree Constantinos Faridis (X) : eso es
7 mins
¡Muchas gracias, Constantinos! Un saludo
agree Lourdes Zalcik
1 hr
¡Muchas gracias, najn. Saludos
agree Ana Brause
1 hr
¡Muchas gracias, Ana! Saludos
agree Richard Boulter : This appears to be right, though I don't find the query phrase, as such.
10 hrs
¡Thank you very much, Richard. Regards!
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