oficina de reparto

English translation: Distribution Office

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Spanish term or phrase:	oficina de reparto
English translation:	Distribution Office
Entered by:	Andrea Wells

10:58 Sep 9, 2001

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Spanish term or phrase: oficina de reparto

list of rooms in law courts

Mary Georgina Hardinge KudoZ activity Questions: 20 (none open) (2 without valid answers) Answers: 45 Spain
Local time: 06:19

Distribution Office

Explanation:
Repartidor: Court Clerk who must distribute the cases to various courts, judges.

Ofinina de repartimiento: Distribution Office. Office of the court clerk who distributes the cases to various courts, judges and secretaries.

I did not find Oficina de reparto.

Pero, espero te ayude con los significados que encontre.

Saludos,
Andrea

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Andrea Wells
United States
Local time: 21:19

Grading comment

Thanks also to the other answerer- both complement each other. But given that the original could have said Secretario and doesn't, this answer is probably better.
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I'm not sure there's an exact term. The only thing I can think

Parrot

Distribution Office

Andrea Wells

Answers

26 mins confidence:

I'm not sure there's an exact term. The only thing I can think

Explanation:
of is the Office of the Clerk of Court, where you go to file demands. This is based on the legal meaning of "Reparto" as "Cause List". You bring the papers to the Oficina de Reparto, and they take charge of coursing them (hence, "distribution", as it functions like a sort of mail room).

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Parrot
Spain
Local time: 06:19
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in pair: 7645

2 hrs confidence:

Distribution Office

Andrea Wells
United States
Local time: 21:19
Native speaker of: Spanish
PRO pts in pair: 145

Grading comment

Thanks also to the other answerer- both complement each other. But given that the original could have said Secretario and doesn't, this answer is probably better.

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