sobrevenido

English translation: ensuing

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Spanish term or phrase:sobrevenido
English translation:ensuing

04:07 Nov 14, 2001
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Spanish term or phrase: sobrevenido
Hi everybody:
I need some help translating “sobrevenido” and “sobrevenidamente”.
[Context: summarizing proceedings (Venezuelan)]
1) “la representación de XX también interpuso amparo constitucional **sobrevenido**”;
2) (…) la Sala Constitucional declaró indamisible **sobrevenidamente** tal acción de amparo”.
A million thanks in advance.
Manuel
Manuel Cedeño Berrueta
Local time: 08:34
ensuing
Explanation:
From the Harper Collins SP<>EN:

(resultar) to follow, ensue

The following excerpt from an online legal dictionary also gives a clue of what is meant by "sobrevenido":

"Esto implica que el dolo del agente tiene que anteceder o ser concurrente en la dinámica defraudatoria, no valorándose penalmente, en cuanto al tipo de estafa se refiere, el dolo "subsequens", es decir, sobrevenido y no anterior a la celebración del negocio de que se trate."
http://www.nodo50.org/iusred/diccionario/dicciojurid.htm.

Note that "sobrevenidamente" would be translated as "subsequently," as there is no such adverb as "ensuingly" :-)
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Yolanda Broad
United States
Local time: 08:34
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Thanks a lot to all respondents.
Yolanda’s answer fits best.
Manuel

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5sustained and overwhelmingly
Telesforo Fernandez (X)
5ex post facto
Karen Marston
5ensuing
Yolanda Broad


  

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sustained and overwhelmingly


Explanation:
sobrevenido should be as 'sustained'
and sobrevenidamente = overwhermingly

It is play of words in the Spanish sentence.
All the best

Telesforo Fernandez (X)
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ex post facto


Explanation:
From Diccionario de Términos Jurídicos (Ariel Referencia)

Means a legal act that has retrospective effect (Oxford Law Dictionary)

seems to make sense

Karen Marston
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ensuing


Explanation:
From the Harper Collins SP<>EN:

(resultar) to follow, ensue

The following excerpt from an online legal dictionary also gives a clue of what is meant by "sobrevenido":

"Esto implica que el dolo del agente tiene que anteceder o ser concurrente en la dinámica defraudatoria, no valorándose penalmente, en cuanto al tipo de estafa se refiere, el dolo "subsequens", es decir, sobrevenido y no anterior a la celebración del negocio de que se trate."
http://www.nodo50.org/iusred/diccionario/dicciojurid.htm.

Note that "sobrevenidamente" would be translated as "subsequently," as there is no such adverb as "ensuingly" :-)



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Yolanda Broad
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Thanks a lot to all respondents.
Yolanda’s answer fits best.
Manuel
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