è da intendersi apposta, comunque, in calce all'atto

English translation: it shall be deemed to have been appended to the end of the Legal Document [(notarial deed or etc.)]

10:54 May 22, 2020
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Law/Patents - Law (general)
Italian term or phrase: è da intendersi apposta, comunque, in calce all'atto
La presente procura alle liti è da intendersi apposta, comunque, in calce all'atto, anche ai sensi dell'art...
Ivana Giuliani
Italy
Local time: 12:53
English translation:it shall be deemed to have been appended to the end of the Legal Document [(notarial deed or etc.)]
Explanation:
Proposed idiomatic translation of the entire phrase presented:
(Note: I offer this as an Alternative to the above translation.)
"and whether or not the present Power of Attorney is appended to the end of the Legal Document [(notarial deed or etc.)], it shall be deemed to have been so appended."

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Note added at 3 hrs (2020-05-22 14:43:54 GMT)
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1. Correction: Power of Attorney --> Power of Attorney for litigation.
Upon the assumption (which personally I would not tend to make) that the original P.O.A. or a copy of it will not be appended, here is my proposed Alternative 2:
"the present Power of Attorney for litigation shall be deemed to have been appended to the end of the Legal Document [(notarial deed or etc.)]."

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Note added at 3 hrs (2020-05-22 14:44:33 GMT)
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Correction: Upon the assumption --> 2. Upon the assumption
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TechLawDC
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Local time: 07:53
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4 +2it shall be deemed to have been appended to the end of the Legal Document [(notarial deed or etc.)]
TechLawDC
4... retainer as defence counsel is deemed exhibited, in any case, at the foot of these papers
Alison Kennedy


  

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... retainer as defence counsel is deemed exhibited, in any case, at the foot of these papers


Explanation:
You normally find the retainer at the foot of the court papers (claim, answer, etc) for filing. Apporre literally means placed but sounds odd.

Alison Kennedy
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it shall be deemed to have been appended to the end of the Legal Document [(notarial deed or etc.)]


Explanation:
Proposed idiomatic translation of the entire phrase presented:
(Note: I offer this as an Alternative to the above translation.)
"and whether or not the present Power of Attorney is appended to the end of the Legal Document [(notarial deed or etc.)], it shall be deemed to have been so appended."

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Note added at 3 hrs (2020-05-22 14:43:54 GMT)
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1. Correction: Power of Attorney --> Power of Attorney for litigation.
Upon the assumption (which personally I would not tend to make) that the original P.O.A. or a copy of it will not be appended, here is my proposed Alternative 2:
"the present Power of Attorney for litigation shall be deemed to have been appended to the end of the Legal Document [(notarial deed or etc.)]."

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Note added at 3 hrs (2020-05-22 14:44:33 GMT)
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Correction: Upon the assumption --> 2. Upon the assumption

TechLawDC
United States
Local time: 07:53
Specializes in field
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 87
Notes to answerer
Asker: Thanks.


Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  philgoddard: You don't need to say "legal", or use initial caps for common nouns.
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agree  tradu-grace: w/phil
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