DONT PROCES-VERBAL

18:09 Feb 18, 2009
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French to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general) / notarised doc (change of co name)
French term or phrase: DONT PROCES-VERBAL
near the end of the doc (line before "Fait et passe en lieu et date que dessus"

thanks
rombas (X)
North Korea
Local time: 17:57


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4including report / record
Sezzie (X)
4WHEREOF MINUTES...
wfarkas (X)
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already been asked and discussed at length
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including report / record


Explanation:
Hi,
Could you ask what the "procès-verbal" is about ? If it's like a list of information, I'd use "report". If not, it's probably some sort of official record.

Sezzie (X)
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Asker: Hi, Pls see very top of my question (change of name). Thks

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WHEREOF MINUTES...


Explanation:
WHEREOF MINUTES ON RECORD IN THE OFFICE OF THE UNDERSIGNED NOTARY

wfarkas (X)
Canada
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Reference: already been asked and discussed at length

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http://www.proz.com/kudoz/french_to_english/law_general/2321...

writeaway
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Asker: Thanks very much, Writeaway: I often find it difficult to find things in Proz's system (so many different glossaries/databases). Thanks again.


Peer comments on this reference comment (and responses from the reference poster)
agree  B D Finch: Though I'd re-word it "the record thereof", it doesn't merit a fresh question.
14 hrs
  -> it's standard phraseology.
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