Nichtbestehens
English translation: Your translation is fine
| 02:33 Jul 2, 2000 |
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|  Selected response from: Dan McCrosky (X) Local time: 06:32 | |||
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| na | Your translation is fine |
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| na | void / non-existent marriage |
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| na | . . . tp establish that no marriage exists; or, . . . establishing that no marriage exists |
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Your translation is fine Explanation: Confirmed by Romain - Dictionary of Legal and Commercial Terms |
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void / non-existent marriage Explanation: Dietl refers to it as (ipso jure) void marriage or non-existent marriage. |
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. . . tp establish that no marriage exists; or, . . . establishing that no marriage exists Explanation: In English sometimes a verb works to convey the meaning in a German noun phrase. Within the larger context of the passage you may find it possible to use a verb to translate into idiomatic English. |
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