Tenant Case

Spanish translation: Incumpliendo la cláusula de tenencia de cargo

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English term or phrase:Violation of the tenant case
Spanish translation:Incumpliendo la cláusula de tenencia de cargo
Entered by: Pamela Peterson

16:03 Oct 10, 2001
English to Spanish translations [Non-PRO]
Law/Patents
English term or phrase: Tenant Case
This is in reference to a worker's compensation case. One attorney is telling the other that the change in treating physician violated the "tenant case".
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Pamela Peterson
Local time: 17:42
incumpliendo la cláusula de tenencia de cargo
Explanation:
tenancy: period during which a position or a job is occupied or held. In this case one attorney is telling the other that the change of the physician was made before the ending period of the (tenant or incumbent) physician designated by the judge, thus violating the tenant case (cláusula de tenencia de cargo)
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Thank you so much for the clarification....I knew it had to do with something like you mentioned...I just didn't know what!
Pamela
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Explanation:
Hi Pamela:-)
Without more context, it's almost impossible to get to the nitty gritty of this.

I don't believe it has anything to do with "tenant"..as in someone who is renting property. Rather, I believe that in your case, "Tenant" is a person's last name. I've done a Google search and the only thing that MIGHT fit (if it fits your context), refers to a Dr. Tenant..who is, I gather, an expert on Kaposi sarcoma..which all has to do with HIV and AIDS. I'm probably way off track, but that's all I could find...that MIGHT make any sense.

See:
http://www.aap.org.ar/publicaciones/dinamica/Vol2/7/dinami07...

"243. WHITBY D, HOWARD MR, TENANT-FLOWERS M et al.: Detection of Kaposi sarcoma associated herpesvirus in peripheral blood o HIV infected individuals and progression to Kaposi's sarcoma. Coment. Bibl. Intern. Seisida. 7(3). Mar. 1996. p. 126."

If by mere chance I'm right and it does refer to the name of a person, then in Spanish, you could write "[en violación del caso "Tenant"]...but you'd have to give some explanation.

Hope this helps:-)
terry



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Terry Burgess
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agree  Lafuente: Yes, it seems you got it!
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  -> Thx a lot Lafuente:-)))...but it's still just a "Wilde" guess:-)))

agree  Andrea Wells: You are right. It is the name of the case!!Well done
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  -> Thx Andrea:-)))

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incumpliendo la cláusula de tenencia de cargo


Explanation:
tenancy: period during which a position or a job is occupied or held. In this case one attorney is telling the other that the change of the physician was made before the ending period of the (tenant or incumbent) physician designated by the judge, thus violating the tenant case (cláusula de tenencia de cargo)

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Thank you so much for the clarification....I knew it had to do with something like you mentioned...I just didn't know what!
Pamela
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