PRODOTTI AGLI ATTI
English translation: ((see below))
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| na | ((see below)) |
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| na | It is noted that these documents have been already submitted in full or totality |
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| na | Perhaps: "It's noted that these documents have become legal proceedings" |
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((see below)) Explanation: There are several possibilities here. "agli atti" (or, in the singular, "all'atto") usually takes an object, as in "all'atto della firma del contratto" ("on signing the contract"), "all'atto della consegna" ("on delivery"), "all'atto del pagamento" ("on payment"), etc., indicating when an action occurs. -- Alternatively, the phrase "mettere agli atti" means "to record in the minutes" or "to enter in the minutes (of a meeting)" or simply "to file" or "to place in the archives." The difficulty in your sentence involves the use of "prodotti" ("produced," "prepared," or "drawn up"), leading to the possibility that a word has been omitted: "It should be noted that these documents have already been drawn up [and] filed in the archives." -- Hope this sheds a little light. |
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It is noted that these documents have been already submitted in full or totality Explanation: podotti atti alli = produced, submitted in full. probably the lawyer is amking a submission that the documents have been submitted or produced in full or totality |
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Perhaps: "It's noted that these documents have become legal proceedings" Explanation: I am only hoping to help. Good luck Luis Luis |
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