Jul 19, 2012 05:40
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Franchise (+ rest of phrase)
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Law: Contract(s)
This is part of a large legal document relating to a property lease (I'm only doing part of it so can't be more specific)
Just need help with the section in asterisks. I'm not sure of the best way to translate "franchise" here, nor how to translate and incorporate that phrase into the rest of the sentence. Any help would be much appreciated!
Toute différence avec la surface mentionnée aux présentes et les dimensions réelles des Locaux Loués de 3% en plus ou en moins, justifiera une réduction ou une augmentation du loyer au prorata des surfaces **en plus ou en moins au-delà des 3% de franchise** selon les modalités visées à l’article 28 ci-après.
Just need help with the section in asterisks. I'm not sure of the best way to translate "franchise" here, nor how to translate and incorporate that phrase into the rest of the sentence. Any help would be much appreciated!
Toute différence avec la surface mentionnée aux présentes et les dimensions réelles des Locaux Loués de 3% en plus ou en moins, justifiera une réduction ou une augmentation du loyer au prorata des surfaces **en plus ou en moins au-delà des 3% de franchise** selon les modalités visées à l’article 28 ci-après.
Proposed translations
(English)
| 4 +2 | allowance |
Mark Hamlen
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| 4 +2 | exemption, grace, allowance |
Gurudutt Kamath
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| 4 | disregard /disregarding |
B D Finch
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| 5 -3 | Deductible |
Manoj Chauhan
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| 3 -1 | franchise (see complete translation) |
Timothy Rake
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Proposed translations
+2
46 mins
Mark Hamlen
France
France
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France
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allowance
It has nothing to do with insurance, the franchise is the 3% slippage referred to in the beginning of the sentence. The rent only changes when there is a difference greater than 3% in either direction. Check your Article 28. My translation:
Any difference between the surface area cited in this agreement and the actual dimensions of the Leased Premises that is greater than or less than 3% shall justify a reduction or increase of the rent pro rata according to the surface area that is ***greater than or less than the 3% allowance***, according to the terms set out in Article 28 below.
Any difference between the surface area cited in this agreement and the actual dimensions of the Leased Premises that is greater than or less than 3% shall justify a reduction or increase of the rent pro rata according to the surface area that is ***greater than or less than the 3% allowance***, according to the terms set out in Article 28 below.
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thank you so much for your help, Mark!"
-3
5 mins
Manoj Chauhan
India
India
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India
For Globalization Words Matter a Lot..!
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Deductible
Franchise' a 'deductible', which refers to a default amount you would pay when making an insurance claim. So you could say 'without deductible' or 'deductible does not apply.'
Peer comment(s):
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mchd
: cela ne correspond pas au contexte, il est question ici d'un bail de location
33 mins
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| disagree |
Gurudutt Kamath
: Not sure why you bring in insurance? Deductible, anyway, does not fit in the context.
33 mins
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Then what will you suggest ???
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| disagree |
John ANTHONY
: In UK English, what you refer to is the "excess". However, this is not the context - the question is about a lease or rental agreement...
2 hrs
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| disagree |
cc in nyc
: Not about insurance; not about a deductible
23 hrs
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52 mins
Timothy Rake
United States
United States
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United States
My business is translating your business
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43
franchise (see complete translation)
"will justify a reduction or an increase in rent prorated to the surface area (sq. ft.) when exceeding more or less than 3% of the cost of the franchise according to. . ."
franchise = L'objet du contrat de franchisage (l'ensemble des prestations fournies au franchisé par le franchiseur); par extension, le contrat lui-même.
franchise = L'objet du contrat de franchisage (l'ensemble des prestations fournies au franchisé par le franchiseur); par extension, le contrat lui-même.
Peer comment(s):
| neutral |
John ANTHONY
: This does not seem to have anything to do with a franchise agreement...
1 hr
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| disagree |
cc in nyc
: Not in this context
22 hrs
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+2
45 mins
Gurudutt Kamath
India
India
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India
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exemption, grace, allowance
As I understand it, it is saying (my rough translation) that when there is a difference of + - 3% in the mentioned area versus the actual area, there will be a prorata increase or decrease in the rent if the difference is beyond the exemption (grace, allowance) of 3%. A variation between real and actual area can be upto 3%. If it is beyond, a prorata increase/decrease will be applicable. (GDT/Harrap's/Google give examples of exemption in a different sense, but not in this sense.)
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Note added at 1 hr (2012-07-19 07:09:43 GMT)
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variation, margin of error can also bring out the meaning. Allowance gives it a different flavour/meaning all together -- hence I used it last.
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Note added at 1 hr (2012-07-19 07:09:43 GMT)
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variation, margin of error can also bring out the meaning. Allowance gives it a different flavour/meaning all together -- hence I used it last.
3 hrs
disregard /disregarding
Standard term for something not taken into account in such a calculation. You can either use the noun or turn it round to express it as, e.g. "disregarding the initial 3%".
www.rics.org/site/scripts/documents_info.aspx?documentID=13...
by T Norton - 2010
"Royal Institution of Chartered SurveyorsStarting points - Rent reviews and Starting ... and disregards to be made when valuing the premises for the purpose of rent ... is the most common method of calculating a rent review but there are"
"The rentable area of a building refers to the total portion of the floor owned by the tenant. It is measured from the inner finished surface of the outer walls of the building, disregarding any corridor walls or structures within the given area. It is possible, however, to convert rentable area to usable area and vice versa using the common area factor ..."
http://www.ehow.com/info_8047181_standard-floor-area-office-...
www.rics.org/site/scripts/documents_info.aspx?documentID=13...
by T Norton - 2010
"Royal Institution of Chartered SurveyorsStarting points - Rent reviews and Starting ... and disregards to be made when valuing the premises for the purpose of rent ... is the most common method of calculating a rent review but there are"
"The rentable area of a building refers to the total portion of the floor owned by the tenant. It is measured from the inner finished surface of the outer walls of the building, disregarding any corridor walls or structures within the given area. It is possible, however, to convert rentable area to usable area and vice versa using the common area factor ..."
http://www.ehow.com/info_8047181_standard-floor-area-office-...
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