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English term or phrase:
full faith and credit
French translation:
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Maya Jurt
Dec 13, 2001 18:25
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English term
full faith and credit
English to French
Law/Patents
In a written statement testifying to the qualifications of a Notary Public "His acts are entitled to full fiath and credit."...meaning that he is fully qualified, etc. I'm sorry, I believe I've posted this before but did not put it in the glossary. Thanks for your assistance!
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Yes you did. And please go to the glossary, search for "full credit" (source language English)
You will find the the question from "aurora" (September 24)in Spanish no points awarded
from "Hernan Naves" (June 29 points awarded
and the one from you on November 12, with 4 answers, no points awared. Pleased award your points th one of them.
You will find the the question from "aurora" (September 24)in Spanish no points awarded
from "Hernan Naves" (June 29 points awarded
and the one from you on November 12, with 4 answers, no points awared. Pleased award your points th one of them.
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